Annie Hatmaker
Annie Hatmaker Explores the Global Diversity of a Pathogenic Fungus
Aug. 18, 2025—By Andy Flick, Evolutionary Studies scientific coordinator Annie Hatmaker, Ph.D., has spent the better part of a decade studying fungi and their secondary metabolites 鈥 small molecules they use to communicate, defend, and thrive. Her new publication, 鈥淧opulation structure in a fungal human pathogen is potentially linked to pathogenicity,鈥 closes her dissertation work and opens...
自慰视频 undergraduate compares nuclear and mitochondrial genomic evolution of the fungi Aspergillus section Flavi
Jan. 23, 2023—By Kelly Tingle, Evolutionary Studies communications assistant Former 自慰视频 University undergraduate student Miya Hugaboom provides insight into fungal mitochondrial genomic evolution in a paper she published recently as lead author, along with Biological Sciences graduate student Annie Hatmaker and Professor Antonis Rokas. The study focused on the mitochondrial genomes of 20 different Aspergillus species, a...