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Diana R.
Nemergut

Research
Scientist of INSTAAR; Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies,
Univ. of Colorado at Boulder.
PhD, University of Colorado, Boulder, 2004.
nemergut@colorado.edu
(phone number being assigned)
INSTAAR Directorate
Members
Specialty: Microbial ecology and evolution.
Research Interests: Horizontal gene transfer
in microbial communities. I am currently looking at the role of integrons
in genetic exchange in soil and aquatic environments. I am interested
in the types of genes that can be exchanged via integrons, as well
as the phylogenetic diversity of the organisms that contain integrons.
Outstanding Awards: Institute for
Marine and Coastal Sciences, Rutgers University, postdoctoral fellowship,
2004; University of Colorado research and creative work award, 2004.
Selected Publications:
- Nemergut, D. R., Barkay, T., and Coombs, J., 2007: Mobile gene elements in environmental microbial commmunities. In Hurst, C. J., et al. (eds.), Manual of Environmental Microbiology, 3rd edition. Washington, D. C.: ASM Press.
- Schmidt, S. K., Costello, E. K., Nemergut, D. R., Cleveland, C. C., Reed, S. C., Weintraub, M. N., Meyer, A. F., and Martin, A. M., 2007: Biogeochemical consequences of rapid microbial turnover and seasonal succession in soil. Ecology, 88: 1379-1385.
- C. C. Cleveland, D. R. Nemergut, A. R. Townsend, S. K. Schmidt (2006). Rapid shifts in microbial community composition drive the respiration of soluble organic matter in soil: evidence from microbial microcosms. Biogeochemistry, published online.
- D. R. Nemergut, S. P. Anderson, C. C. Cleveland, A. P. Martin, A. E. Miller, A. Seimon, S. K. Schmidt (2006). Microbial community succession in unvegetated, recently-deglaciated soils. Microbial Ecology, published online.
- D. R. Nemergut, E. K. Costello, A. F. Meyer, M. Pescador, M. Weintraub, and S. K. Schmidt (2005). Microbial ecology of arctic and alpine soils. Research in Microbiology 156: 775-784.
- A. P. Martin, E. K. Costello, A. Meyer,
D. R. Nemergut and S. K. Schmidt (2004). The rate and pattern
of cladogenesis in microbes. Evolution 58: 946-955.
- D. R. Nemergut,
A. P. Martin and S. K. Schmidt (2004). Integron
diversity in heavy metal contaminated mine tailings and inferences
about integron evolution. Applied and Environmental Microbiology
70: 1160-1168.
- D. R. Nemergut and S. K. Schmidt (2002). Disruption
of narH, narJ, and moaE inhibits heterotrophic nitrification
in Pseudomonas strain M19. Applied and Environmental Microbiology
68: 6462-6465.
- D. R. Nemergut, K. G. Wunch, R. M. Johnson
and J. W. Bennett (2000). Benzo[a]pyrene removal by
Marasmiellus troyanus in soil microcosms. Journal of Industrial
Microbiology and Biotechnology 25: 116-119.
- D. R. Nemergut,
R. M. Johnson, K. G. Wunch and J. W. Bennett (2000). Extraction
and quantification of benzo[a]pyrene in soil by reversed
phase thin layer chromatography. Journal of Liquid Chromatography
and Related Technologies 23: 579-586.
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