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Postembryonic development in crustaceans
Crustaceans show diverse larval forms across species and undergo significant morphological changes through molting. Our research aims to uncover the cellular dynamics within the cuticle during this process. Understanding this phenomenon not only offers scientific insight but may also benefit shrimp and crab aquaculture. Focusing on a small, easily bred freshwater shrimp, we have successfully conducted long-term live imaging during molting and are now working toward establishing shrimp molecular genetics. This will allow us to explore the molecular mechanisms underlying these cellular processes.
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Haruhiko Adachi
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- Postembryonic development in crustaceans
- Molecular Anhydrobiology Project
- Protein Materials Project
- Food metabolomics project
- Functional RNA Analysis Project
- 3D Cell Atlas Project
- Bio-Functional Design Project
- Molecular Oncology Project
- Medical Informatics Project
- Metabolomics Project
- Bioenergetic regulation Project
- Cancer Metabolism Project
- Tsuruoka Metabolomics Cohort Study (TMCS) Project
- Environmental systems biology Project
- Drug delivery system project
- Extracellular vesicle molecular function research Project
- Gut Design Research Project
- Stolen-phenotype biology Project
- DNA damage response Project
- Bacterial regulatory RNA project
- Synthetic Biology Project