Yasuhiro Kamei

This study shows that extraocular photoreception controls hatching timing in false clownfish via a TRH-Ca2+-hatching enzyme neuroendocrine pathway, with sensitivity to green light.

The paper shows chick primordial germ cells use a common bleb-based migratory program across different embryonic environments, with distinct molecular mechanisms in each context.

The paper demonstrates the use of IR-LEGO to knock down genes in specific Drosophila genital structures, revealing its potential for manipulating transcript abundance in small cell groups during development.

This study shows brain-derived estrogens enhance male-typical behaviors in medaka by boosting androgen receptor signaling, even though androgens can act directly in other vertebrates.

The paper shows that Wntless restricts Notch signaling to balance neuron and gliocyte generation in zebrafish dorsal diencephalon.

The paper investigates excessive chondrogenesis in Xenopus froglet blastemas during limb regeneration, finding it initiates at the medium bud stage and progresses spatially and temporally.

This study identifies a novel role for Hox13 in regulating newt hindlimb bud outgrowth by interacting with Fgf10 and Tbx4 during development.

The paper identifies epigenetically distinct clonal compartments in the medaka fish dorsal pallium, revealing unique open chromatin patterns and synaptic features in the Dd2 region.

The paper shows that the shh limb enhancer MFCS1 is active in patterned limb regeneration in tadpoles but not in hypomorphic regeneration in froglets, suggesting epigenetic regulation is key.