Suda Parimala Ravindran
About Suda Parimala Ravindran
My general research interests lie in understanding how organisms adapt in natural populations. I am interested in understanding genetic divergence at both regulatory and sequence level. I am also interested in evolutionary histories of populations and species.
Here in Tjärnö, I am interested in understanding how snails (Littorina saxatilis) adapt themselves to contrasting habitats on the Swedish west coast. For this, I use population genomics approaches to identify candidate genes that shape local adaptation at both regulatory and sequence level.
I also work with brown algae (Fucus) to understand the origin and evolution of clonal lineages. I am also involved in the demographic reconstruction of brown algae, particularly of the F. vesiculosus – F. radicans complex from the Baltic Sea coasts, to understand the geographical origin and mechanisms responsible for these two ecologically divergent taxa.
You can find my published work here: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=mYHWQQMAAAAJ&hl=en
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Contrasting patterns of divergence at the regulatory and sequence level in European Daphnia galeata natural
populations
Suda Parimala Ravindran, Maike Herrmann, Mathilde Cordellier
Ecology and Evolution - 2019-01-01 -
Daphnia stressor database: Taking advantage of a decade of Daphnia '-omics' data for gene
annotation
Suda Parimala Ravindran, J. Luneburg, L. Gottschlich, V. Tams, M. Cordellier
Scientific Reports - 2019-01-01 -
Population transcriptomics in Daphnia: The role of thermal
selection
Maike Herrmann, Suda Parimala Ravindran, Klaus Schwenk, Mathilde Cordellier
Molecular Ecology - 2018-01-01