Publications by authors named "Sandra Lass"

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Generating super-shedders: co-infection increases bacterial load and egg production of a gastrointestinal helminth.
Sandra Lass, Peter J Hudson, Juilee Thakar, Jasmina Saric, Eric Harvill

J R Soc Interface· March 2013

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Converging seasonal prevalence dynamics in experimental epidemics.
Sandra Lass, Jürgen W Hottinger, Thomas Fabbro, Dieter Ebert

BMC Ecol· May 2011

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Identifying genetic markers of adaptation for surveillance of viral host jumps.
Kim M Pepin, Sandra Lass, Juliet R C Pulliam, Andrew F Read, James O Lloyd-Smith

Nat Rev Microbiol· November 2010

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Male-biased sex-ratio distortion caused by Octosporea bayeri, a vertically and horizontally-transmitted parasite of Daphnia magna.
Olivia Roth, Dieter Ebert, Dita B Vizoso, Annette Bieger, Sandra Lass

Int J Parasitol· July 2008

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A short term benefit for outcrossing in a Daphnia metapopulation in relation to parasitism.
Dieter Ebert, Florian Altermatt, Sandra Lass

J R Soc Interface· October 2007

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Apparent seasonality of parasite dynamics: analysis of cyclic prevalence patterns.
Sandra Lass, Dieter Ebert

Proc Biol Sci· January 2006

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Octosporea bayeri: fumidil B inhibits vertical transmission in Daphnia magna.
Marc Zbinden, Sandra Lass, Dominik Refardt, Jürgen Hottinger, Dieter Ebert

Exp Parasitol· January 2005

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Facing multiple enemies: parasitised hosts respond to predator kairomones.
Sandra Lass, Kerstin Bittner

Oecologia· August 2002

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