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Kohtaro Tanaka

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2006 University of Washington, Seattle, Seattle, WA 
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James W. Truman grad student 2006 University of Washington
 (Cellular and molecular patterning mechanisms underlying metamorphosis of the thoracic leg in Manduca sexta.)

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Baudouin-Gonzalez L, Santos MA, Tempesta C, et al. (2017) Diverse cis-regulatory mechanisms contribute to expression evolution of tandem gene duplicates. Molecular Biology and Evolution
Tanaka K, Diekmann Y, Hazbun A, et al. (2015) Multispecies Analysis of Expression Pattern Diversification in the Recently Expanded Insect Ly6 Gene Family. Molecular Biology and Evolution. 32: 1730-47
Tanaka K, Barmina O, Sanders LE, et al. (2011) Evolution of sex-specific traits through changes in HOX-dependent doublesex expression. Plos Biology. 9: e1001131
Tanaka K, Barmina O, Kopp A. (2009) Distinct developmental mechanisms underlie the evolutionary diversification of Drosophila sex combs. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 106: 4764-9
Tanaka K, Barmina O, Kopp A. (2009) Roles of the sex-determination gene doublesex and the hox gene Sex combs reduced during sex comb development and evolution Developmental Biology. 331: 462
Tanaka K, Truman JW. (2007) Molecular patterning mechanism underlying metamorphosis of the thoracic leg in Manduca sexta. Developmental Biology. 305: 539-50
Bishop CD, Erezyilmaz DF, Flatt T, et al. (2006) What is metamorphosis? Integrative and Comparative Biology. 46: 655-61
Tanaka K, Truman JW. (2005) Development of the adult leg epidermis in Manduca sexta: contribution of different larval cell populations. Development Genes and Evolution. 215: 78-89
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