We publish quarterly journal“Biohistory” since 1993.
2010 Biohistory's Annual Theme [Weave]Vol.65 Summer-Vol.68 Spring
Vol.68 Spring Pleasant tale braided both in sea and ground
| TALK |
- The origin of human being told through fossils
Gen Suwa×Keiko Nakamura
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| RESEARCH |
- Vascular endothelial cells mature through a long journey
Yuki Sato
- The novel forms of plants generated by the gradual evolution of genes
Hokuto Nakayama
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| SCIENTIST LIBRARY |
- Keeping thinking why animals continue traveling
Katsumi Tsukamoto
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Vol.67 Winter The interesting phenomena woven into the evolution
| TALK |
- How to find the rules of living things
Takeshi Naganuma×Keiko Nakamura
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| RESEARCH |
- Archaeal tRNA evolved in combination
Kousuke Fujishima
- Involvement generates the sociality of insects
Toru Miura
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| SCIENTIST LIBRARY |
- The mysterious of turning ATP synthase
Masasuke Yoshida
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Vol.66 Autumn Focusing on editing
| TALK |
- Depicting nature by using pictures and words
Riko Imahashi×Keiko Nakamura
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| RESEARCH |
- The meaning of keep rewriting of RNA for 400 million years
Kei Yura
- Ferns maintaining their diversity with the combination of sexual and asexual
Wataru Shinohara
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| SCIENTIST LIBRARY |
- Establish a field to see life from death
Shigekazu Nagata
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Vol.65 Summer Knitting and then unknitting
| TALK |
- Exploring living things with chaos
Tsuda Ichiro×Keiko Nakamura
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| RESEARCH |
- The beginning of the self-assembly observed in Dictyostelium discoideum
Satoshi Sawai
- The bilateral symmetry produced by cells' dynamism
Yasuko Akiyama-Oda
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| SCIENTIST LIBRARY |
- Overview and thoroughness. From molecule to cell and developmen
Katsuhiko Mikoshiba
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