Sea stars (once known as starfish) have been dying up and down the West
Coast of the United States for several years from a wasting disease and
scientists are just learning how they are responding to the disease.
University of Texas at Arlington graduate student Lauren Fuess, a Ph.D. candidate in quantitative biology, led a study to find out how the immune systems of sea stars have responded to a wasting disease that has decimated 20 different sea star species.
University of Texas at Arlington graduate student Lauren Fuess, a Ph.D. candidate in quantitative biology, led a study to find out how the immune systems of sea stars have responded to a wasting disease that has decimated 20 different sea star species.
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