Keiji Nakajima

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Nara Institute of Science and Technology（NAIST）

Japan

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Keiji Nakajima is a Professor at the Nara Institute of Science and Technology (NAIST) in Japan. His research focuses on plant biology, particularly in the areas of cytokinin responses in Lotus japonicus, the role of BZR proteins, and human-machine collaboration to enhance our understanding of plant development. His recent publications include studies on plant morphogenesis, root vascular symmetry, and the evolutionary mechanisms underpinning gamete-directed processes in green plants.

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Jakub Jez

Head of Scientific Core Facility

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Takashi Soyano

准教授/Associate Professor

基礎生物学研究所/National Institute for Basic Biology

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Koichi Fujimoto

Full Professor

Hiroshima University

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教授/Professor

基礎生物学研究所/National Institute for Basic Biology

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Periodic cytokinin responses in Lotus japonicus rhizobium infection and nodule development.

An old mission revealed for BZRs

Three-Dimensional Morphological Analysis Revealed the Cell Patterning Bases for the Sexual Dimorphism Development in the Liverwort Marchantia polymorpha

Patterned proliferation orients tissue-wide stress to control root vascular symmetry in Arabidopsis

Gaining new insights in plant biology through human-machine collaboration

In-Depth Quantification of Cell Division and Elongation Dynamics at the Tip of Growing Arabidopsis Roots Using 4D Microscopy, AI-Assisted Image Processing and Data Sonification

The 33rd International Conference on Arabidopsis Research (ICAR2023)

Autophagy promotes organelle clearance and organized cell separation of living root cap cells in <i>Arabidopsis thaliana</i>

Microtubules promote the non-cell autonomous action of microRNAs by inhibiting their cytoplasmic loading onto ARGONAUTE1 in Arabidopsis

Deep evolutionary origin of gamete-directed zygote activation by KNOX/BELL transcription factors in green plants.

GELP, not just any boundary.

Tissue growth constrains root organ outlines into an isometrically scalable shape.

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Jakub Jez

Takashi Soyano

Koichi Fujimoto

Satoru Tsugawa

Noriyasu Obushi

Tetsuya Hisanaga

Masayoshi Kawaguchi

Takayuki Kohchi

Katsuyoshi Matsushita

Shunsuke Miyashima

Takashi Ueda

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