Juergen Gadau is affiliated with the University of Münster in Germany. Their research spans several interconnected fields, primarily focusing on Biochemistry, Genetics, and Molecular Biology, with additional contributions to Agricultural and Biological Sciences.
Their work focuses extensively on genetics, molecular biology, and insect science, intersecting with ecology, evolution, behavior, and systematics. They have contributed to understanding genetic syndromes and imprinting, chromosomal and genetic variations, as well as epigenetics and DNA methylation. Their research also includes insect and pesticide studies, insect-plant interactions, and broader insect and arachnid ecology and behavior.
The most frequent publication venues for Juergen Gadau include:
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Juergen Gadau include:
Frequent co-authors with Juergen Gadau include:
Patrick Abbot;Jun Abe;John Alcock;Samuel Alizon
Christopher D. Smith;Aleksey Zimin;Carson Holt;Ehab Abouheif
Lukas Schrader;Jay W. Kim;Daniel Ence;Aleksey Zimin
L Wilfert;J Gadau;P Schmid-Hempel
H. M. Robertson;Juergen Gadau;K. W. Wanner
C. K. Ellison;O. Niehuis;Juergen Gadau
Lothar Wissler;Juergen Gadau;Daniel F. Simola;Martin Helmkampf
Oliver Niehuis;Jan Buellesbach;Jan Buellesbach;Joshua D. Gibson;Daniela Pothmann
Juergen Gadau;Jennifer Fewell;Edward O. Wilson
Juergen Gadau;Martin Helmkampf;Sanne Nygaard;Julien Roux
C. R. Smith;C. R. Smith;K. E. Anderson;C. V. Tillberg;Juergen Gadau
Oliver Niehuis;Andrea K. Judson;Juergen Gadau
Oliver Niehuis;Joshua D. Gibson;Michael S. Rosenberg;Bart A. Pannebakker;Bart A. Pannebakker
S. Foitzik;M. Haberl;J. Gadau;J. Heinze
B. K. Grillenberger;T. Koevoets;M. N. Burton-Chellew;E. M. Sykes
Maxwell N. Burton-Chellew;Tosca Koevoets;Bernd K. Grillenberger;Edward M. Sykes
J. Gadau;J. Heinze;B. Hölldobler;M. Schmid
Jürgen Gadau;Christoph Peter Strehl;Jan Oettler;B. Hölldobler
Florian Wolschin;Juergen Gadau
Andreas Wilting;Valerie A. Buckley-Beason;Heike Feldhaar;Juergen Gadau
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