Kenshiro Oshima

The paper investigates how social competition affects neurogenomic states in Betta splendens, finding asymmetric transcriptomic network remodeling in winners and losers.

The paper identifies intron retention (IR) as a biomarker for depression and shows its utility in discovering recovery pathways through RNA-seq analysis of peripheral blood mononuclear cells.

The paper investigates how Juzentaihoto (JTT) reduces intron retention in klotho mice by activating AMPK signaling, linking it to metabolic changes and physiological recovery.

The paper identifies intron retention as a marker of pre-disease and aging states and shows recovery by a traditional herbal medicine in klotho mice.

The paper examines how brain-transcriptomic profiles change in male Betta splendens after aggressive confrontations, revealing a unique basal neurogenomic state with reduced gene expression variation.