Hiroshi Ito

This study characterizes the circadian transcriptome of Rubroshorea leprosula, revealing conserved but less robust circadian rhythms compared to Arabidopsis.

This study shows that low temperatures disrupt human cellular circadian rhythms by reducing oscillation amplitude, which is linked to Hopf bifurcation, and finds that hair follicle cells are resistant to temperature changes.

The paper investigates how the waveform of regulatory functions affects period fluctuations in the circadian output system and finds that sinusoidal regulation minimizes these fluctuations.

The paper identifies a spatial pattern of prickles on rose stems and proposes a mathematical model to explain its formation, showing similar patterns across species.