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Education

PhD, Veterinary Anatomy and Public Health, Texas A&M University, 1993
MS, Biological Oceanography, University of Miami, 1988
BS, Marine Biology, University of North Caroline at Wilmington, 1985

Research Interests

• Toxicology - the effects of toxic environmental chemical on development, physiology, reproduction
• Toxigenomics - the effects of environmental chemical and other stressors on global gene expression
• Epigenetics - the effects of developmental exposure to environmental chemicals and other stressors on adult disease or dysfunction; these effects are often heritable without change in gene sequences
• Behavioral toxicology - the effects of exposure to low-levels of environmental chemicals and other stressors and how they affect subtle non-lethal endpoints that are critical to survivial
• Gene-environment-disease/dysfunction interactions - species and individuals vary in their sensitivity to environmental stressors and in the vast majority of cases this difference can only be explained by complex interactions between genes and the environment

Publications

Carvan III, Michael J. 2020. , pp 493-510 in (Gerlai ed.) Behavioral and Neural Genetics of Zebrafish, Academic Press.

Li, Dan; Xie, Lingtian; Carvan III, Michael J; Guo, Laodong. 2019. 252:616-626.

Mora-Zamorano, Francisco X; Larson, Jeremy K; Carvan, Michael J. 2018. , pp 149-175 in C.A. Murphy and N. Reyero, eds., A Systems Biology Approach to Advancing Adverse Outcome Pathways for Risk Assessment. Springer.

DeBofsky, Abigail R; Klingler, Rebekah H; Mora-Zamorano, Francisco X; Walz, Marcus; Shepherd, Brian; Larson, Jeremy K; Anderson III, David; Yang, Luobin; Goetz, Frederick; Basu, Niladri. 2018. Chemosphere 195: 301-311.