Adam J Wyness
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Recent Articles
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Clinton M, Wyness A, Martin S, Brierley A, Ferrier D
BMC Vet Res
. 2024 Aug;
20(1):340.
PMID: 39090695
Background: Understanding the relationship between resident microbiota and disease in cultured fish represents an important and emerging area of study. Marine gill disorders in particular are considered an important challenge...
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Rimmer J, Hubas C, Wyness A, Jesus B, Hartley M, Blight A, et al.
Mar Pollut Bull
. 2022 Nov;
185(Pt B):114348.
PMID: 36435024
The microphytobenthos that form transient biofilms are important primary producers in intertidal, depositional habitats, yet we have only a limited understanding of how they respond to the cumulative impacts of...
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Wyness A, Roush D, McQuaid C
J Phycol
. 2022 Oct;
58(6):746-759.
PMID: 36199189
Euendolithic, or true-boring, cyanobacteria actively erode carbonate-containing substrata in a wide range of environments and pose significant risks to calcareous marine fauna. Their boring activities cause structural damage and increase...
4.
Orostica M, Wyness A, Monsinjon J, Nicastro K, Zardi G, Barker C, et al.
Hydrobiologia
. 2022 Sep;
849(19):4341-4356.
PMID: 36065210
Supplementary Information: The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s10750-022-04994-7.
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Clinton M, Wyness A, Martin S, Brierley A, Ferrier D
BMC Microbiol
. 2021 Nov;
21(1):313.
PMID: 34758745
Background: Understanding the influence of methodology on results is an essential consideration in experimental design. In the expanding field of fish microbiology, many best practices and targeted techniques remain to...
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Wyness A, Fortune I, Blight A, Browne P, Hartley M, Holden M, et al.
PLoS One
. 2021 Feb;
16(2):e0240952.
PMID: 33606695
Intertidal systems are complex and dynamic environments with many interacting factors influencing biochemical characteristics and microbial communities. One key factor are the actions of resident fauna, many of which are...
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Shen J, Wyness A, Claire M, Zerkle A
Microb Ecol
. 2021 Jan;
82(2):442-458.
PMID: 33438074
Over the past 150 million years, the Chilean Atacama Desert has been transformed into one of the most inhospitable landscapes by geophysical changes, which makes it an ideal Mars analog...
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Wyness A, Paterson D, Rimmer J, Defew E, Stutter M, Avery L
Int J Environ Res Public Health
. 2019 Sep;
16(18).
PMID: 31491848
Estuarine sediments are a reservoir for faecal bacteria, such as , where they reside at greater concentrations and for longer periods than in the overlying water. Faecal bacteria in sediments...
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Factors affecting the spatial and temporal distribution of E. coli in intertidal estuarine sediments
Wyness A, Paterson D, Mendo T, Defew E, Stutter M, Avery L
Sci Total Environ
. 2019 Jan;
661:155-167.
PMID: 30669048
Microbiological water quality monitoring of bathing waters does not account for faecal indicator organisms in sediments. Intertidal deposits are a significant reservoir of FIOs and this indicates there is a...
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Wyness A, Paterson D, Defew E, Stutter M, Avery L
Water Res
. 2018 Jun;
142:159-166.
PMID: 29870949
The extent of pathogen transport to and within aquatic systems depends heavily on whether the bacterial cells are freely suspended or in association with suspended particles. The surface charge of...