Daisuke H. Tanaka

This paper develops a machine learning method to automatically quantify disgust reactions in mice, achieving high correlation with manual counts.

This study shows that capsaicin induces liking and disgust reactions in male mice through orofacial and bodily responses, similar to taste reactivity.

The paper develops TRIC-DISCO, a pipeline for whole-brain 3D RNA imaging in adult mice, enabling single-cell resolution of transcriptional signatures and markers without strict RNase-free conditions.

This study shows ASPM mutations disrupt mitotic spindle orientation in human cortical progenitors, leading to premature oRGC generation and reduced cortical progenitor numbers.

The paper uses the TRAP method to identify and label quinine-activated neurons in the central nucleus of the amygdala in male mice, showing their coexpression of Arc after quinine infusion.

This paper introduces a method called CHANCE to directly experience another person's consciousness content by reproducing their neural correlates, aiming to make subjective consciousness data scientifically objective.