Jason Bystriansky (PER-053)

Jason Bystriansky is a faculty member at DePaul University in College of Science and Health / Biological Sciences. Documented areas of work include environmental physiology, laboratory research, osmoregulation, animal research, and comparative physiology. This listing is drawn from compiled public sources.

Summary ~

• Primary affiliation: College of Science and Health / Biological Sciences
• Role types: faculty
• Last reviewed: 2026-05-30

Profile & contact

• Email: JBYSTRIA@depaul.edu

Description

Jason Bystriansky is a faculty member at DePaul University in College of Science and Health / Biological Sciences. Documented areas of work include environmental physiology, laboratory research, osmoregulation, animal research, and comparative physiology. This listing is drawn from compiled public sources.

Linked resources

None documented.

Linked grants

• Salinity tolerance of Poeciliid fishes (PI)
• Development of a New Masters of Arts (M.A.) Program in Biology (PI)
• Pesticide Impacts on the Physiology and Ecology of Salamanders Inhabiting Inland Saline Environments in the Prairie Pothole Region of Canada (PI)
• Effects of Microplastics on Respiration and Metabolism of Zebrafish (Danio rerio) (PI)

Linked courses

None documented.

Linked publications

• The isosmotic point as critical salinity limit for growth and osmoregulation, but not survival, in the wolf eel Anarrhichthys ocellatus (Coauthor) — DOI
• Interaction of osmoregulatory and acid–base compensation in white sturgeon (Acipenser transmontanus) during hypercarbic acidosis (Author) — DOI
• Polyethylene microplastics affect osmoregulation, overall metabolism and induce anxiety in zebrafish (Author)
• Fish Tissue Digestion and Microplastic Polymer Identification Protocol Using Open-Source FTIR Database (Author)
• PUB-715 (Author) — DOI

Linked outputs

None documented.

Verification

• Status: repo_derived (~)
• Last reviewed: 2026-05-30
• ORCID verification: unresolved (source: n/a)

Source URLs

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