K. Tsuchiya

This study shows that Xenopus laevis can model sepsis caused by human pathogenic bacteria and can be used to evaluate antimicrobial efficacy and identify virulence genes.

This study develops a model to analyze spine movements and gait speeds in rotary and transverse gallops, finding that flight type is determined by ground reaction force effects on spine movement direction and that rotary gallops achieve higher speeds due to longer flight duration.