2006 | JT Biohistory Research Hall

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2006

We publish quarterly journal“Biohistory” since 1993.

2006 Biohistory's Annual Theme [Interrelate]Vol.49 Summer-Vol.52 Spring

Vol.52 Spring
Vol.51 Winter
Vol.50 Autumn
Vol.49 Summer

Vol.52 Spring　The connection between all living creatures

TALK	An ageless worker with information and a function Yoshikazu Nakamura/University of Tokyo×Keiko Nakamura
RESEARCH	A backstage look at becoming multicellular using cellular slime molds Hideko Urushihara /University of Tsukuba Lions as a symbol of other Kazuyoshi Sugawara /Kyoto University
SCIENTIST LIBRARY	Looking at plants, asking plants Hiroh Shibaoka/Osaka University

Vol.51 Winter　Hoping for expansion and interaction

TALK	21st century culture created by small town people Kenichiro Ohara/Ohara Museum Of Art×Keiko Nakamura
RESEARCH	The cell walls of Trebouxiophyceae generate a diversity of cellular division Maki Yamamoto / Senshu University ,Shigeyuki Kawano/University of Tokyo The new culture created by changes in the land Seiichiro Tsuji/University of Tokyo
SCIENTIST LIBRARY	From a cell to an individual organism Masatoshi Takeichi /RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology

Vol.50 Autumn　Thought for biohistry

TALK	Creating the Biohistory Journal in an effort to combine knowledge and beauty Tokindo Okada×Keiko Nakamura
RESEARCH	Using the butterfly’s sense of taste to delve into speciation Katsuhisa Ozaki/JT Biohistory Research Hall Does the symbiotic relationship between insects and plants differ by area? Chikei So/JT Biohistory Research Hall The wing’s cell arrangement pattern Akihiro Yoshida/JT Biohistory Research Hall Where is the notochord of vertebrates in the spider? Hiroki Oda/JT Biohistory Research Hall Non-differentiation and cell multiplication determines brain formation Chikara Hashimoto/JT Biohistory Research Hall The Biohistory Journal Stairway Sector of Science Communication and Production
SPECIAL	On the future of the Biohistory Journal Motoya Katsuki/National Institute for Basic Biology×Toru Nishigaki/University of Tokyo×Keiko Nakamura

Vol.49 Summer　Living creatures exist in interrelationships

TALK	Searching for interrelationships with sound -The whole body senses sound Tsutomu Ohashi×Keiko Nakamura
RESEARCH	The phenotypic plasticity of the Ezo salamander Masami Wakahara/Hokkaido University Searching for the origin of words from the song of the hylobatidae Nobuo Masataka/Kyoto University
SCIENTIST LIBRARY	Seeking the source of the characteristics of living creatures in physics Fumio Osawa/Nagoya University,Osaka University