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Graham Young is a biologist who studies the roles hormones play in the development and reproduction of fishes. His career has taken him to England, Japan, and New Zealand, and he primarily focuses on salmon in the Pacific Northwest. In addition to his work on the general role of hormones, he investigates how environmental contaminants disrupt hormonal signaling and their effects on fish development and reproduction. He also works on the culture of finfish and serves as the Executive Director of the Western Regional Aquaculture Center, funded by the USDA-NIFA. In this capacity, he oversees a program that funds multi-state research to promote sustainable aquaculture practices in the western United States.
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