Understanding WNS Survivors: Exploring Resilience and Resistance to Variable Levels of Pseudogymnoascus [Geomyces] destructans Exposure in the Context of Mitigation and Conservation

Johnson JS, Field KA, Reeder DM. Understanding WNS Survivors: Exploring Resilience and Resistance to Variable Levels of Pseudogymnoascus [Geomyces] destructans Exposure in the Context of Mitigation and Conservation

This report presents the findings of our sampling at Mammoth Cave National Park, and a collaborative effort with researchers in Acadia National Park. The purpose of our study was to investigate the role of antibody-mediate immune responses in WNS survival. To test the hypothesis that bats can develop immunity to WNS, we collected blood from free-ranging bats to be tested for anti-Pd antibody ELISA developed in our lab. Study ACAD-00307

Type
Unpublished Report
Authors
Johnson, Joseph; Field, Kenneth; Reeder, DeeAnn
Units
ACAD , MACA
Keywords
ACAD-00307, bats, white-nose syndrome

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