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Turk Rhen

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University of North Dakota

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College of Arts & Sciences

Math & Science

Department of Biology

Turk Rhen is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor at University of North Dakota.

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avian biology developmental biology physiology animal science animal physiology mammalian biology genetics evolutionary biology entomology endocrinology animal ecology reproductive biology temperature-dependent sex determination marine biology animal reproduction breeding behavior reproductive physiology embryology comparative endocrinology embryonic development comparative physiology morphology (biology) common snapping turtle chelydra serpentina gene expression ornithology endocrine research zoology mammalian physiology incubation temperature animal behavior developmental endocrinology animal genetics snapping turtle eublepharis macularius turtle embryos population genetics toxicology reproductive science behavioral ecology sexual behavior insect science livestock science phenotypic plasticity female leopard geckos trachemys scripta molecular physiology biological evolution neurochemistry gametogenesis cardiovascular physiology experimental biology reproductive hormones hypoxia (medicine) wildlife biology thermosensitive period gonad development rat uterus gonadal sex reproductive cycle sex reversal vertebrate paleontology anti-inflammatory evolutionary genetics cytogenetics oxysterol behavioral neuroendocrinology phenology masculinity marine ecology autonomic systems physiological regulation human reproduction evolutionary developmental biology companion animals animal breeding sexual selection behavioural genetics animal behaviour mendelian inheritance sexual differentiation

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Population Genomics Provide Insight Into Ancestral Relationships and Diversity of the Feral Horses of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Melissa A. ThompsonBlake E. McCannTurk RhenRebecca Simmons

ecologyancestral relationshipspopulation ecologywildlifewildlife biologypopulation genomicsevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyferal horsesanimal ecology

Major Locus on Eca18 Influences Effectiveness of Gonacon Vaccine in Feral Horses. Journal of Reproductive Immunology (2022)

Melissa A ThompsonBlake E McCannRebecca B SimmonsTurk Rhen

vaccinationgeneticslivestock sciencelivestock healthanimal healthreproductive immunologyveterinary medicineinfectious diseasesanimal scienceimmunologygonacon vaccinemammalian biologyanimal geneticsferal horsesmajor locus

Cardiovascular Responses to Putative Chemoreceptor Stimulation of Embryonic Common Snapping Turtles (Chelydra Serpentina) Chronically Incubated in Hypoxia (10% O2). Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A Molecular & Integrative Physiology (2021)

John EmeKevin B. TateTurk RhenDane A. Crossley

developmental biologychelydra serpentinaavian biologychemoreceptor stimulationhypoxia (medicine)comparative physiologymembrane biologyanimal physiologyphysiologyecology

Developmental Programming of Dna Methylation and Gene Expression Patterns is Associated With Extreme Cardiovascular Tolerance to Anoxia in the Common Snapping Turtle. Epigenetics & Chromatin (2021)

Ilan RuhrJacob BierstedtTurk RhenDebojyoti DasSunil Kumar SinghSoleille MillerDane A. CrossleyGina L. J. Galli

developmental biologyepigeneticsgeneticsavian biologygene expression patternscommon snapping turtleanimal geneticsdna methylationdevelopmental programming

Evolutionary Turnover in Wnt Gene Expression but Conservation of Wnt Signaling During Ovary Determination in a Tsd Reptile. Sexual Development (2021)

Turk RhenZachary EvenAlaina BrennerAlexandra LodewykDebojyoti DasSunil SinghRebecca Simmons

developmental biologyavian biologygeneticstsd reptileevolutionary biologyovary determinationgene expressionwnt gene expressionevolutionary turnover

Sensitivity of a Model Reptile, the Common Snapping Turtle ( Chelydra Serpentina ), to in Ovo Exposure to 2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo- P -Dioxin and Other Dioxin-Like Chemicals. Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2021)

Jon A. DoeringMarkus BrinkmannMaria LucioSerena StoeckAlex VienStephanie PetersenTurk RhenPaul D. JonesMarkus HeckerAnthony Schroeder

avian biologymodel reptileinhalation toxicologyenvironmental exposuresenvironmental scienceovo exposuretoxicology

Draft Genome of the Common Snapping Turtle, Chelydra Serpentina, a Model for Phenotypic Plasticity in Reptiles. G3 Genes Genomes Genetics (2020)

Debojyoti DasSunil Kumar SinghJacob BierstedtAlyssa EricksonGina L J GalliDane A CrossleyTurk Rhen

developmental biologyavian biologyphenotypic plasticitymarine biologydraft genomecommon snapping turtle

Embryonic Temperature Programs Phenotype in Reptiles. Frontiers in Physiology (2020)

Sunil Kumar SinghDebojyoti DasTurk Rhen

developmental biologyavian biologyphenologyembryonic developmentembryonic temperature programsmarine biologyzoologyanimal physiologyphysiologyembryology

Incubation Temperature and Satiety Influence General Locomotor and Exploratory Behaviors in the Common Snapping Turtle (Chelydra Serpentina). Physiology & Behavior (2020)

Soleille MillerAdam DerenneSusan Ellis-FelegeTurk Rhen

animal ecologychelydra serpentinaavian biologyanimal behaviormarine biologyincubation temperaturemammalian physiologycommon snapping turtlerodent ecologyanimal physiologyphysiologyexploratory behaviorsmotor controlmovement ecologybehavioral ecology

Role for Androgens in Determination of Ovarian Fate in the Common Snapping Turtle, Chelydra Serpentina. General and Comparative Endocrinology (2019)

Anthony SchroederTurk Rhen

gynecologyovarian fatereproductive physiologycommon snapping turtlemammalian biologychelydra serpentinaavian biologyornithologyandrologyendocrine researchfertilityavian medicinecomparative endocrinologyphysiologyreproductive hormonesentomologyendocrinologymarine biologybiologyreproductive endocrinologyreproductive biology

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Turk Rhen

Professor

University of North Dakota

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Math & Science

Department of Biology

Turk Rhen is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor at University of North Dakota.

Honors

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University of North Dakota

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Population Genomics Provide Insight Into Ancestral Relationships and Diversity of the Feral Horses of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Ecology and Evolution (2024)

Melissa A. ThompsonBlake E. McCannTurk RhenRebecca Simmons

ecologyancestral relationshipspopulation ecologywildlifewildlife biologypopulation genomicsevolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyferal horsesanimal ecology

Major Locus on Eca18 Influences Effectiveness of Gonacon Vaccine in Feral Horses. Journal of Reproductive Immunology (2022)

Melissa A ThompsonBlake E McCannRebecca B SimmonsTurk Rhen

John EmeKevin B. TateTurk RhenDane A. Crossley

developmental biologychelydra serpentinaavian biologychemoreceptor stimulationhypoxia (medicine)comparative physiologymembrane biologyanimal physiologyphysiologyecology

Developmental Programming of Dna Methylation and Gene Expression Patterns is Associated With Extreme Cardiovascular Tolerance to Anoxia in the Common Snapping Turtle. Epigenetics & Chromatin (2021)

Ilan RuhrJacob BierstedtTurk RhenDebojyoti DasSunil Kumar SinghSoleille MillerDane A. CrossleyGina L. J. Galli

developmental biologyepigeneticsgeneticsavian biologygene expression patternscommon snapping turtleanimal geneticsdna methylationdevelopmental programming

Evolutionary Turnover in Wnt Gene Expression but Conservation of Wnt Signaling During Ovary Determination in a Tsd Reptile. Sexual Development (2021)

Turk RhenZachary EvenAlaina BrennerAlexandra LodewykDebojyoti DasSunil SinghRebecca Simmons

developmental biologyavian biologygeneticstsd reptileevolutionary biologyovary determinationgene expressionwnt gene expressionevolutionary turnover

Jon A. DoeringMarkus BrinkmannMaria LucioSerena StoeckAlex VienStephanie PetersenTurk RhenPaul D. JonesMarkus HeckerAnthony Schroeder

avian biologymodel reptileinhalation toxicologyenvironmental exposuresenvironmental scienceovo exposuretoxicology

Draft Genome of the Common Snapping Turtle, Chelydra Serpentina, a Model for Phenotypic Plasticity in Reptiles. G3 Genes Genomes Genetics (2020)

Debojyoti DasSunil Kumar SinghJacob BierstedtAlyssa EricksonGina L J GalliDane A CrossleyTurk Rhen

developmental biologyavian biologyphenotypic plasticitymarine biologydraft genomecommon snapping turtle

Embryonic Temperature Programs Phenotype in Reptiles. Frontiers in Physiology (2020)

Sunil Kumar SinghDebojyoti DasTurk Rhen

developmental biologyavian biologyphenologyembryonic developmentembryonic temperature programsmarine biologyzoologyanimal physiologyphysiologyembryology

Incubation Temperature and Satiety Influence General Locomotor and Exploratory Behaviors in the Common Snapping Turtle (Chelydra Serpentina). Physiology & Behavior (2020)

Soleille MillerAdam DerenneSusan Ellis-FelegeTurk Rhen

Role for Androgens in Determination of Ovarian Fate in the Common Snapping Turtle, Chelydra Serpentina. General and Comparative Endocrinology (2019)

Anthony SchroederTurk Rhen

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