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Tamaki Ohya

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Zoological Science|March 21, 2006
Vasotocin/isotocin-immunoreactive neurons in the medaka fish brain are sexually dimorphic and their numbers decrease after spawning in the femaleTamaki Ohya, Shinji Hayashi
Journal of Environmental Science and Health. Part A, Toxic/Hazardous Substances & Environmental Engineering|January 22, 2008
Detection of environmental estrogenicity using transgenic medaka hatchlings (Oryzias latipes) expressing the GFP-tagged choriogenin L geneMd A Salam, Toyokatsu Sawada, Tamaki Ohya, et al.
Brain Research|June 16, 2004
Localization of mRNAs encoding alpha and beta subunits of soluble guanylyl cyclase in the brain of rainbow trout: comparison with the distribution of neuronal nitric oxide synthaseHironori Ando, Qiong Shi, Takehiro Kusakabe, et al.
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Zoological Science|March 21, 2006
Vasotocin/isotocin-immunoreactive neurons in the medaka fish brain are sexually dimorphic and their numbers decrease after spawning in the femaleTamaki Ohya, Shinji Hayashi
Journal of Environmental Science and Health. Part A, Toxic/Hazardous Substances & Environmental Engineering|January 22, 2008
Detection of environmental estrogenicity using transgenic medaka hatchlings (Oryzias latipes) expressing the GFP-tagged choriogenin L geneMd A Salam, Toyokatsu Sawada, Tamaki Ohya, et al.
Brain Research|June 16, 2004
Localization of mRNAs encoding alpha and beta subunits of soluble guanylyl cyclase in the brain of rainbow trout: comparison with the distribution of neuronal nitric oxide synthaseHironori Ando, Qiong Shi, Takehiro Kusakabe, et al.
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