眼の進化と生物多様性を研究しています。
The eye is one of the most elaborate organs in animals and the study of its evolution is of particular interest. It has been difficult to understand how this complex organ arose. Molluscs provide a good example of the application of evolutionary genomics, as all eye types have evolved in one lineage.
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Dear #smbe2011 participants, Come and attend #E_genomics
Please check and regist at http://e-genomics.org/, if you have a time on 1-2 August in Tokyo.
Fascinating talks on evolutionary genomics by the following invited speakers:
Yasuhiro Go, Kyoto University
Jun Gojobori, Graduate University for Advanced Studies
Valer Gotea, National Human Genome Research Institute
Tokumasa Horiike, Shizuoka University
Naoki Irie, RIKEN
Philipp Khaitovich, Shanghai Insitute of Biological Sciences
Wen-ya Ko, University of Pennsylvania
Johannes Krause, Universität Tübingen
Sudhir Kumar, Arizona State University
Shigehiro Kuraku, University of Konstanz
Aoife McLysaght, Trinity College Dublin
Hisao Moriya, Okayama University
So Nakagawa, National Institute of Genetics
Scott Rifkin, University of California, San Diego
Jun Sese, Tokyo Institute of Technology
Kentaro Shimizu, Zurich University
Shin-Han Shiu, Michigan State University
Yong Woo, University of Chicago
Jianzhi George Zhang, University of Michigan
