Poster Presentation at the EMBO | COB Workshop'Trans-Scale Biology' using exotic non-model organisms
P01 (Marine organisms)
Morphological description of neuroid cells present in the choanocyte chambers of marine
sponge Amorphinopsis foetida
Azraj S. Dahihande (MVP KTHM College Nashik, IN)
This poster is selected to a short talk in the day 4 (July 28th).
P02 (Marine organisms)
Unicellular holozoans elucidate the mechanism of multicellularisation
Hiroshi Suga (Prefectural University of Hiroshima, JP)
P03 (Marine organisms)
Single Cell RNA Sequencing Gives Clues for The Developmental Genetic Basis ofSyngnathid’s Edentulism
Hope M. Healey (University of Oregon, US)
This poster is selected to a short talk in the day 1 (July 25th).
P04 (Marine organisms)
Distinct stem-like cell populations facilitate functional regeneration of the Cladonema
medusa tentacle
Sosuke Fujita (The University of Tokyo, JP)
P05 (Marine organisms)
Increasing complexity in the nervous system and behavior between stages corresponds tothe transition in neuronal genes expression in marine parasitic worm
Oleg Tolstenkov (Michael Sars Center University of Bergen, NO)
This poster is selected to a short talk in the day 4 (July 28th).
P06 (Marine organisms)
Development of Hypselodoris festiva (Nudibranchia: Chromodorididae) with Emphasis
on Juvenile Stages
Makiko Hayashi (University of Tsukuba, JP)

P07 (Marine organisms)
Analysis of foot extension/retraction of the clam Calyptogena okutanii by MRI, CT andlight microscopy
Yoshiteru Seo (National Institute for Physiological Sciences, JP)
P08 (Marine organisms)
On the origin of appetite: GLWamide in jellyfish represents an ancestral satiety
neuropeptide
Vladimiros Thoma (Tohoku University, JP)
This poster is selected to a short talk in the day 1 (July 25th).
P09 (Marine organisms)
Leveraging negative epistasis in Xiphophorus interspecies hybrids for disease research
Yuan Lu (Texas State University, US)
P10 (Regeneration and aging)
Biorhythms, their impact on aging, lifespan, and model organisms for these studies
Valeriy Golub (Laboratory of zoological production, UA)
P11 (Regeneration and aging)
Cdc42 plays opposite roles in different exocrine tissues
Akiko Shitara (Asahi University, JP)
P12 (Regeneration and aging)Trans-scale Pharmacology Identified TELO2 as a Target Molecule for a Wnt/β-catenin
Pathway Inhibitor
Naoyuki Nishiya (Iwate Medical University School of Pharmacy, JP)
P13 (Regeneration and aging)
Investigation of the Novel Function of Fibrinogen Using Knockout Medaka (Oryziaslatipes)
Qi Meng (Nagoya University, JP)P14 (Regeneration and aging)
Tenascin-C-enriched regeneration-specific extracellular matrix guarantees superior
muscle regeneration in Ambystoma mexicanum
Ayaka Ohashi (Okayama University, JP)
This poster is selected to a short talk in the day 1 (July 25th).
P15 (Regeneration and aging)
The mechanism to integrate anterior, posterior, dorsal, and ventral positional informationwithin a blastema in axolotl limb regeneration
Sakiya Yamamoto (Okayama University, JP)
P16 (Regeneration and aging)
Shh and Fgf8 Expression Patterns and Cell Distribution in Axolotl Limb Blastema withVarious Sizes
Saya Furukawa (Okayama University, JP)
P17 (Regeneration and aging)
Different role of liver-derived and ovarian-derived ZP proteins in egg envelope formation
in medaka Oryzias latipes
Kaori Sano (Josai University, JP)
P18 (Regeneration and aging)Toward understanding of the molecular and neuronal basis of diversified sexually
selected traits in Sulawesian medaka fishesSatoshi Ansai (Kyoto University, JP)
P19 (Regeneration and aging)
Investigation of tumorigenesis in amphibian newts
Toshinori Hayashi (Hiroshima University, JP)
P20 (Regeneration and aging)Specificity of dendritic spine morphology in primate prefrontal cortex pyramidal cells
Tetuya Sasaki (University of Tsukuba, JP)P21 (Regeneration and aging)
Identification of Key Factors for Heat tolerance: Genome Sequencing and Gene
Expression Analysis of “Hot-spring Frog” Buergeria japonica
Takeshi Igawa (Hiroshima University, JP)
P22 (Regeneration and aging)A draft genome assembly of an outbred newt, Pleurodeles waltl to decipher the genetic
code of remarkable regeneration capability
Ken-ichi T. Suzuki (National Institute for Basic Biology, JP)
P23 (Regeneration and aging)
The interspecies divergence of sexual characteristics in teleost fish could depend on
differences in sonic hedgehog expression induced by androgen
Yukiko Ogino (Kyushu University, JP)
P24 (Regeneration and aging)
Identifying the Light-Wavelengths of Response in Fibroblast using Gene Expression
Variation
Hiroyuki Yamamoto (Aichi Shukutoku University, JP)
P25 (Regeneration and aging)
Virtue is in the “E-gill-ibrium”: disentangling connections among fate-restricted adultstem cells in medaka
Javier Vazquez-Marin (Heidelberg University, DE)
This poster is selected to a short talk in the day 4 (July 28th).
P26 (New model plants)
Investigating The Role Of MADS-Box Protein Binding in The Evolution of Seeds andFlowers.
Derry Carr (The University of Birmingham, UK)
This poster is selected to a short talk in the day 1 (July 25th).
P27 (New model plants)
Poacic acid inhibits pollen germination and pollen tube growth by affecting intracellular
membrane traffic.
Nanami Kobayashi (Niigata University, JP)P28 (New model plants)
Auxin methylation in root nodule symbiosis
Takashi Goto (National Institute for Basic Biology, JP)
P29 (New model plants)
Blue-green light inhibits the biosynthesis of a unique photosynthetic carotenoid in themarine macrogreen alga Codium fragile
Ritsuko Fujii (Osaka Metropolitan University, JP)
P30 (New model plants)
Morphological Changes and Gene Expression Patterns during Adventitious ShootFormation in Ipecac
Karin Okazaki (Toyo University, JP)
P31 (New model plants)
SCoT Based SCAR Markers for Spiciness Detection in Chili Pepper (Capsicum frutescensL.)
Estri L. Arumingtyas (Brawijaya University, ID)
P32 (New symbiosis models)A Multi-partner Symbiotic System in the Eusocial Aphid Ceratovacuna japonica
Shunta Yorimoto (National Institute for Basic Biology, JP)
This poster is selected to a short talk in the day 3 (July 27th).
P33 (New symbiosis models)
Somatic polyploidy in symbiosis and eusociality: exploring its dynamics and functionalroles
Tomonari Nozaki (National Institute for Basic Biology, JP)
P34 (New symbiosis models)
Molecular function of invertebrate-type lysozyme in aphid endosymbiosis
Shinichi Yoda (National Institute for Basic Biology, JP)P35 (New symbiosis models)
Synthetic Peptide Nucleic Acids in Action: In Vivo Interference of pea aphid
endosymbiont Buchnera aphidicola's groEL GeneKathrine X.Y. Tan (National Institute for Basic Biology, JP)
P36 (New symbiosis models)The evolutionary transition of facultative bacterial endosymbionts towards a co-obligate
lifestyle in scale insects
Pradeep Palanichamy (Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University, JP)
P37 (New technologies)
Assessment of limonene toxicity against Zebrafish and in-vitro antifungal studies onCandida albicans
Saiema Ahmedi (Jamia Millia Islamia, IN)
P38 (New technologies)
Stem Cells Lineage Reconstruction in the Adult Planarian using Single Cell
Transcriptomics
Sophie Peron (Oxford Brookes University, UK)
This poster is selected to a short talk in the day 2 (July 26th).
P39 (New technologies)
Spatial Transcriptomic analyses of non-model organisms at the National Genomics
Infrastructure in Sweden
Xesus M. Abalo (National Genomics Infrastructure of Sweden, SE)
P40 (New technologies)
Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells Culturing and Differentiation using GravityDriven Microfluidic
Nuttakrit Limjanthong (Nagaoka University of Technology, JP)
P41 (New technologies)
Assessing Statistical Reliability of Saliency Maps in Deep Learning-based VisualRecognition
Yoko Tomizawa (Exploratory Research Center on Life and Living Systems, JP)P42 (New technologies)
Beyond Cholesterol: De Novo Phytosterol Synthesis in Animals
Dolma Michellod (Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology, DE)
This poster is selected to a short talk in the day 2 (July 26th).
P43 (New technologies)
Enhancing DNA Purification Using Spin Column for PCR Detection of Porcine (Susscrofa)
Joni K. Koemoro (Brawijaya University, ID)
P44 (New technologies)
New Insights into the Retrograde F-actin Flow Associated Motions of Talin Visualized bySingle-Molecule Speckle Microscopy
Sawako Yamashiro (Kyoto University, JP)
P45 (Arthropods)
Host Gene Expression Changes and Ecological Characteristics Induced by Male-killing
Virus
Takumi Takamatsu (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, JP)
P46 (Arthropods)
Exploring the Genetic Basis of Structural Color Variation in Phelotrupes auratus
Yusuke Nakatani (Kyushu University, JP)
P47 (Arthropods)
A 5' UTR-overlapping lncRNA controls environmental sex determination in thefreshwater crustacean Daphnia magna
Yasuhiko Kato (Osaka University, JP)
This poster is selected to a short talk in the day 3 (July 27th).
P48 (Arthropods)
DNA methyltransferase 3.1 controls energy allocations during starvation in the freshwater
crustacean Daphnia magna
Nikko Adhitama (Osaka University, JP)

P49 (Arthropods)
Effects of Amino Acid Variants in the Viral Membrane Protein GP64 of Bombyx morinucleopolyhedrovirus at Multiple Biological Scales
Masanao Sato (Hokkaido University, JP)
P50 (Arthropods)
An Efficient Gene Knock-in Strategy Using 3’-modified DNA Donor in Emerging Model
Insects
Taro Nakamura (National Institute for Basic Biology, JP)
P51 (Arthropods)
Development of an Innovative Method for Insect Genome Engineering by Adult Injection
Yu Shirai (Kyoto University, JP)
P52 (Arthropods)
A Study of Asymmetrical Head Morphology in Doubledaya bucculenta
Hiroki Oda (Nagoya University, JP)