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Martha Ricaurte

University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez

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College of Arts and Sciences

Caribbean Coral Reef Institute (Ccri)

Institute Of Marine Biology

University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez

NoneMartha Ricaurte is currently serving as a Caribbean Coral Reef Institute (Ccri) faculty at University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez.

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Martha Ricaurte

University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez

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marine biology biology proteomics coral reefs marine pollution immunology clinical proteomics marine ecology biochemistry molecular biology clinical research hematology harmful algae protein science proteome research marine environments marine ecosystem-based management fungus protein structure parasitology hiv algal research invertebrate pathology clinical microbiology clinical biochemistry medical virology applied microbiology ima fungus microbial cell factory pharmacological research medicinal research experimental medicine phycology schistosomiasis parasite genomics proteomic technologies viral pathogenesis virus-host interactions viral hepatitis viral structural protein marine genomics yeast marine biotechnology protein function apoptosis alcohol misuse protein misfolding alcohol abuse conservation genetics molecular evolutionary ecology biological oceanography ecophysiology dna barcoding clinical immunology immunomodulation immunopathology water monitoring marine protected areas marine management marine biodiversity unbleached acropora palmata threatened coral species proteomic analysis schistosoma mansoni common proteins comparative proteomic analysis co-infected patients mononuclear cells differential protein signatures plasmid vectors er stress anti-apoptotic protein fingerprints unfolded protein response copepod calanus sinicus population genetic patterns northwest pacific

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Assessment of Coral Reef Eutrophication Thresholds Across Puerto Rico Using In-Situ and Satellite-Derived Chlorophyll-A. Estuaries and Coasts (2025)

coral reefswater qualityharmful algaebiological oceanographyoceanographyenvironmental sciencemarine biologymarine pollutionwater pollutionmarine environmentsecologybiogeochemistrysatellite-derived chlorophyll-a

Proteomics Reveal Selectable Markers in the Threatened Species Acropora Palmata Under Seasonal Temperature Fluctuations. Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom (2025)

genomicsproteomicsextreme environmentsecophysiologyenvironmental dnaproteome researchbiologymolecular ecologyselectable markersseasonal temperature fluctuationsthreatened speciesdna barcodingevolutionary biology

Puerto Rico Coral Reef Monitoring Program Water Quality Data From 2023–2025. Scientific Data (2025)

environmental engineeringcoral reefswater qualitymarine ecosystem-based managementocean scienceswater monitoringoceanographyenvironmental sciencemarine protected areasmarine biologyenvironmental monitoringenvironmental researchwater pollutionmarine pollutionmarine managementcoastal management

Seasonal Proteome Variations in Orbicella Faveolata Reveal Molecular Thermal Stress Adaptations. Proteomes (2024)

Martha RicaurteNikolaos V. SchizasErnesto F. WeilPawel CiborowskiNawal M. Boukli

molecular biologyproteomicsseasonal proteome variationsorbicella faveolata

Seasonal Temperatures Reveal Unique Markers in the Endangered Coral Species Acropora Palmata. (2021)

marine biodiversitymarine systemscoral reefsmarine ecologybiodiversitybiologymarine biologymarine micropaleontologyecology and evolutionary biologyecology

Tlt-1 as a Possible Modulator of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus.. The Journal of Immunology (2017)

Jessica MoralesYerania RodriguezKarina VilaMartha RicaurteLuis M VilaAnthony V. Washington

immunologypharmacologyrheumatologyhematologyautoimmune diseasesclinical immunologyimmune responsesimmunomodulationsystemic lupus erythematosusimmunopathologyhealth sciencespossible modulatorinflammation

Proteomic Analysis of Bleached and Unbleached Acropora Palmata, a Threatened Coral Species of the Caribbean. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2016)

unbleached acropora palmatacoral reefsharmful algaemarine ecologybiologyfungusmarine biologythreatened coral speciesmarine pollutionphycologyproteomic analysisalgal researchbiochemistry

The Effect of Ambient Temperatures of Two Threatened Caribbean Coral Species: A Proteomic Study. AGUOS (2016)

marine systemscoral reefsmarine ecologymarine ecosystem-based managementbiologyenvironmental scienceclimate changemarine biologymarine pollutionmarine micropaleontologyecology and evolutionary biologymarine environmentsecologyproteomic studyambient temperatures

Population Genetic Patterns of the Copepod Calanus Sinicus in the Northwest Pacific. Hydrobiologia (2014)

copepod calanus sinicusconservation geneticszoologymolecular evolutionary ecologybiologyevolutionary biologymolecular ecologymarine biologypopulation genetic patternspopulation geneticsnorthwest pacific

Unique and Differential Protein Signatures Within the Mononuclear Cells of Hiv-1 and Hcv Mono-Infected and Co-Infected Patients. Clinical Proteomics (2012)

Nawal M BoukliVivekananda ShettyLuis CubanoMartha RicaurteJordana Coelho-dos-ReisZacharie NickensPunit ShahAndrew H TalalRamila PhilipPooja Jain

epidemiologyclinical microbiologyviral pathogenesisinfectious diseasesclinical proteomicshivproteomicsvirus-host interactionshematologyclinical biochemistryco-infected patientsviral hepatitismedical virologymononuclear cellsviral structural proteinimmunologydifferential protein signaturesvirologyclinical research

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Martha Ricaurte

University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Caribbean Coral Reef Institute (Ccri)

Institute Of Marine Biology

University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez

NoneMartha Ricaurte is currently serving as a Caribbean Coral Reef Institute (Ccri) faculty at University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez.

Honors

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Martha Ricaurte

University of Puerto Rico--Mayaguez

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Assessment of Coral Reef Eutrophication Thresholds Across Puerto Rico Using In-Situ and Satellite-Derived Chlorophyll-A. Estuaries and Coasts (2025)

Proteomics Reveal Selectable Markers in the Threatened Species Acropora Palmata Under Seasonal Temperature Fluctuations. Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom (2025)

Puerto Rico Coral Reef Monitoring Program Water Quality Data From 2023–2025. Scientific Data (2025)

Seasonal Proteome Variations in Orbicella Faveolata Reveal Molecular Thermal Stress Adaptations. Proteomes (2024)

Martha RicaurteNikolaos V. SchizasErnesto F. WeilPawel CiborowskiNawal M. Boukli

molecular biologyproteomicsseasonal proteome variationsorbicella faveolata

Seasonal Temperatures Reveal Unique Markers in the Endangered Coral Species Acropora Palmata. (2021)

marine biodiversitymarine systemscoral reefsmarine ecologybiodiversitybiologymarine biologymarine micropaleontologyecology and evolutionary biologyecology

Tlt-1 as a Possible Modulator of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus.. The Journal of Immunology (2017)

Jessica MoralesYerania RodriguezKarina VilaMartha RicaurteLuis M VilaAnthony V. Washington

Proteomic Analysis of Bleached and Unbleached Acropora Palmata, a Threatened Coral Species of the Caribbean. Marine Pollution Bulletin (2016)

unbleached acropora palmatacoral reefsharmful algaemarine ecologybiologyfungusmarine biologythreatened coral speciesmarine pollutionphycologyproteomic analysisalgal researchbiochemistry

The Effect of Ambient Temperatures of Two Threatened Caribbean Coral Species: A Proteomic Study. AGUOS (2016)

Population Genetic Patterns of the Copepod Calanus Sinicus in the Northwest Pacific. Hydrobiologia (2014)

Unique and Differential Protein Signatures Within the Mononuclear Cells of Hiv-1 and Hcv Mono-Infected and Co-Infected Patients. Clinical Proteomics (2012)

Nawal M BoukliVivekananda ShettyLuis CubanoMartha RicaurteJordana Coelho-dos-ReisZacharie NickensPunit ShahAndrew H TalalRamila PhilipPooja Jain

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