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    - Viruses and infectious diseases are natural components of every ecosystem. In
      aquatic ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest infectious hematopoietic necrosis
      virus (IHNV) is a significant viral pathogen of many salmonid fish populations.
      Studies of IHNV molecular biology, pathogenesis, field ecology, and evolution
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    - RNA Virus Evolution
    - Ecology and Evolution of infectious Disease
    - Aquatic Animal Health
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      Research Center, Seattle, WA
    - 1989 - 1992 - Postdoctoral researcher, Plant Virology, University of California,
      Riverside, CA
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    - M.S. 1980. Marine Microbiology, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR
    - B.A. 1978. Microbiology, Miami University, Oxford, OH
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       family (1997 to Present), Paramyxovirus Family (2008 to present), and Mononegavirales
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      1999
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  - Snieszko Distinguished Service Award, Fish Health Section, American Fisheries
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    Society, 2020
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       of Pacific Northwest ecosystems. We conduct landscape-scale genetic typing of
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       and disease impacts across large geographic regions, and over many years.  This
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       has revealed divergence of IHNV into three major genetic groups (U, M, or L)
      In aquatic ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest infectious hematopoietic necrosis
       with distinct host specificities and geographic ranges in North America. There
      virus (IHNV) is a significant viral pathogen of many salmonid fish populations.
      is also clear evidence for viral host jumps, displacement events, and evolution
      Studies of IHNV molecular biology, pathogenesis, field ecology, and evolution
      of both specialist and generalist virus lineages. Potential drivers of these
      contribute to understanding and management of viral disease in salmon and trout.
       evolutionary events are tested in controlled wet laboratory challenge studies
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       patterns observed in the field. In a recent project we demonstrated evolution
    abstract: Research Interests:Our research involves viral diseases in finfish,
      of increasing virulence as a driver of viral genotype displacements in steelhead
       with an emphasis on the rhabdovirus IHNV in Pacific salmon and trout of Pacific
      trout of the Columbia River Basin and worked with collaborators to develop the
       Northwest ecosystems. We conduct landscape-scale genetic typing of IHNV as it
      first landscape-scale transmission model for IHNV.  We also explore the biological
      occurs across Western North America and use phylogenetic analyses and molecular
      basis of specialist (adapted to single host species) and generalist (adapted
       epidemiology to identify patterns of virus occurrence, transmission, and disease
      to multiple host species) viruses, using naturally evolved subgroups of IHNV.
       impacts across large geographic regions, and over many years.  This has revealed
      This has potential to explain changes in virus types and disease impacts observed
       divergence of IHNV into three major genetic groups (U, M, or L) with distinct
      in the Columbia River Basin, and it also serves as a tractable research model
       host specificities and geographic ranges in North America. There is also clear
      for empirical testing of predictions of basic specialist-generalist theory for
      evidence for viral host jumps, displacement events, and evolution of both specialist
      pathogens.  Finally, we collaborate with other researchers to investigate the
      and generalist virus lineages. Potential drivers of these evolutionary events
      evolution of IHNV virulence after a historical host jump from sockeye salmon
       are tested in controlled wet laboratory challenge studies in salmonid fish,
      to farmed rainbow trout using a historical panel of over 60 IHNV isolates collected
      providing sound scientific data on the biological basis of patterns observed
      over the last 50 years. Long-term interests include understanding drivers of
       in the field. In a recent project we demonstrated evolution of increasing virulence
      viral evolution and ecology, host and virus factors that define virus transmission
      as a driver of viral genotype displacements in steelhead trout of the Columbia
      and transmission models, and how human activities can be modified to avoid unintended
      River Basin and worked with collaborators to develop the first landscape-scale
       disease consequences.
      transmission model for IHNV.  We also explore the biological basis of specialist
      (adapted to single host species) and generalist (adapted to multiple host species)
      viruses, using naturally evolved subgroups of IHNV. This has potential to explain
      changes in virus types and disease impacts observed in the Columbia River Basin,
      and it also serves as a tractable research model for empirical testing of predictions
      of basic specialist-generalist theory for pathogens.  Finally, we collaborate
      with other researchers to investigate the evolution of IHNV virulence after
      a historical host jump from sockeye salmon to farmed rainbow trout using a historical
      panel of over 60 IHNV isolates collected over the last 50 years. Long-term interests
      include understanding drivers of viral evolution and ecology, host and virus
      factors that define virus transmission and transmission models, and how human
      activities can be modified to avoid unintended disease consequences.
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     epidemiology to identify patterns of virus occurrence, transmission, and disease
     impacts across large geographic regions, and over many years.  This has revealed
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     evidence for viral host jumps, displacement events, and evolution of both specialist
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     are tested in controlled wet laboratory challenge studies in salmonid fish,
     providing sound scientific data on the biological basis of patterns observed
     in the field. In a recent project we demonstrated evolution of increasing virulence
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     transmission model for IHNV.  We also explore the biological basis of specialist
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     changes in virus types and disease impacts observed in the Columbia River Basin,
     and it also serves as a tractable research model for empirical testing of predictions
     of basic specialist-generalist theory for pathogens.  Finally, we collaborate
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     panel of over 60 IHNV isolates collected over the last 50 years. Long-term interests
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   startDate: '2024-05-12T15:55:37.000027'
 name: Gael Kurath, Ph.D.
 url: https://www.usgs.gov/staff-profiles/gael-kurath