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Hiromu Suzuki

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Postdoc @YaleGenetics / Evolutionary genomics of weird insect behavior 🦟🪰🐝🦋🧬

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Hiromu Suzuki Reposted

How do dietary preferences evolve? We tackle this question – led by fantastic PostDoc @bertolinen + team – in collaboration with @Dahaniel and @RibeiroCarlitos Surprisingly, processing seems more important than sensory periphery. Check the pre-print: biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…


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Having more sensory neurons sounds beneficial for perception and behavior, but is it? If so, how? Check out our new publication for some new theories. nature.com/articles/s4146…


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New paper on "wing-slapping," the defensive behavior of #honeybee, now out in @ESAEcology! Watch the full video set to the cool music of #MIYAVI (@MIYAVI_OFFICIAL), who’s renowned for his guitar slapping! 🐝⬇️⬇️⬇️🐝 youtube.com/watch?v=8N2IUR… Paper info: doi.org/10.1002/ecy.43…


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Tasty new #VosshallLab mosquito paper by @_TakeshiMorita and a dream team of current and former lab members @hey_its_nia @oliwiagoldman @LeahHouri @BenMatthewsUBC @MattDeGennaro @trevor_sorrells Cross-modal sensory compensation increases mosquito attraction to humans…


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how can you start with a new behavior and figure out brain cell populations involved? brain single nucleus profiling of a social behavior and behavioral evolution, new paper with @BriannaHegarty_ @gwgscience @StreelmanLab paper link: bit.ly/3QCFp5G tweetorial below!


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原著論文「線虫C. elegansが電場を利用して宙を飛び、集団で昆虫に飛び乗り拡散する」がCurrent Biologyに掲載されました(北大中垣研との共同責任著者)。(1/n) twitter.com/CellPressNews/…

Microscopic worms use electric fields to “jump” onto naturally charged bumblebee chauffeurs. @sugitakulab, @HokkaidoUni Katsuhiko Sato Read more in @currentbiology: cell.com/current-biolog…



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How does the evolution of gene expression and cell types contribute to #chemosensory differences among #drosophila species? We learned a lot from our latest data/analyses. Big effort led by Gwen and Bastien: biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… @tane_kafle @sanchezalcaniz @ISBSIB

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Where do new senses come from? In paired studies, we explore the structural basis of sensory receptor evolution in octopus and squid. @CoreyAHallard @wendyssae @RyanHibbs10 @Nature - nature.com/articles/s4158… - nature.com/articles/s4158…

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Hiromu Suzuki Reposted

Our Timema climate adaptation paper is finally out in Nature Ecology & Evolution! This work started when I was a Ph.D. student in @ZachGompert lab and I had the absolute pleasure of collaborating with the amazing Patrik Nosil and co! Read here: nature.com/articles/s4155…


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Today we introduce an ML-generated sensory map that relates thousands of molecules and their perceived odors, enabling the prediction of odors from unseen molecules and providing a potential tool to address global health issues like insect-borne disease. goo.gle/3TOZVPZ


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Our work on human odor coding in the Zika/dengue mosquito now in final form! This collaborative work was led by @zhaozhilei with critical contributions from @JessicaLZung on odor analysis, @AnnikaHinze and Rickard Ignell on wind tunnel behavior… nature.com/articles/s4158…


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A huge group of Japanese honeybees protect themselves from a giant hornet entering the nest by surrounding the invader and flapping their wings, creating lethal heat for the hornet but the bees. A rhodopsin might be involved in the thermal sensation: bmcecolevol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…


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Hello, I'm currently looking for a Research Assistant (RA) position after my graduation in May 2022. My plan after doing RA is to go to PhD program in Biology. I attached a list of the techniques I have gained so far for your references. Thank you so much. Hiro. H

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