Tomoaki Muranaka

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Nagoya University

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Tomoaki Muranaka is an Assistant Professor at Nagoya University, Japan. His research primarily focuses on circadian rhythms, plant development, and environmental signaling, as evidenced by his recent publications. He has investigated various aspects of plant biology, including the integration of circadian and environmental signals in Arabidopsis and the role of photoperiodism in duckweed.

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Hiroshi Kudoh

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Kyoto University

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Tokitaka Oyama

Kyoto University

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Aoi Hosaka

Yokohama National University

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Hiroyuki Tsuji

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Nagoya University

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Shogo Ito

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Kyoto University

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Articles (12)

Machine learning assisted analysis of rice flower opening times using a low-cost time-lapse camera

Coincidence of the Threshold Temperature of Seasonal Switching for Diel Transcriptomic Oscillations and Growth

Complexities, similarities, and differences in circadian regulation in the green lineage

Circadian and environmental signal integration in a natural population of <i>Arabidopsis</i>.

Seasonal switching of integrated leaf senescence controls in an evergreen perennial Arabidopsis.

Cold-induced degradation of core clock proteins implements temperature compensation in the Arabidopsis circadian clock

A non-cell-autonomous circadian rhythm of bioluminescence reporter activities in individual duckweed cells

Multifunctional chemical inhibitors of the florigen activation complex discovered by structure‐based high‐throughput screening

Circadian-period variation underlies the local adaptation of photoperiodism in the short-day plant Lemna aequinoctialis

Detection of Uncoupled Circadian Rhythms in Individual Cells of Lemna minor using a Dual-Color Bioluminescence Monitoring System

Characterization of Frond and Flower Development and Identification of FT and FD Genes From Duckweed Lemna aequinoctialis Nd

Toward a Practical Theory of Timing: Upbeat and E-Series Time for Organisms

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Hiroshi Kudoh

Tokitaka Oyama

Aoi Hosaka

Hiroyuki Tsuji

Shogo Ito

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