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Adam Miller

12PUBLICATIONS

37CO-AUTHORS

Evolution of developmental systemsElectrical circuits and systemsOptical properties of materialsGene expression (incl. microarray and other genome-wide approaches)Electrical energy transmission, networks and systems

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|Mar 11, 2024

Cephalopod Sex Determination and its Ancient Evolutionary Origin.

Gabrielle C Coffing, Silas Tittes, Scott T Small

|Nov 27, 2023

Electrical synapse structure requires distinct isoforms of a postsynaptic scaffold.

Jennifer Carlisle Michel, Margaret M B Grivette, Amber T Harshfield

|Mar 24, 2022

Connexinplexity: the spatial and temporal expression of connexin genes during vertebrate organogenesis.

Rachel M Lukowicz-Bedford, Dylan R Farnsworth, Adam C Miller

|Jun 04, 2021

Loss of Gap Junction Delta-2 (GJD2) gene orthologs leads to refractive error in zebrafish.

Wim H Quint, Kirke C D Tadema, Erik de Vrieze

|Apr 28, 2021

Electrical synaptic transmission requires a postsynaptic scaffolding protein.

Abagael M Lasseigne, Fabio A Echeverry, Sundas Ijaz

|Apr 07, 2021

Erratum to: A fish with no sex: gonadal and adrenal functions partition between zebrafish NR5A1 co-orthologs.

Yi-Lin Yan, Tom Titus, Thomas Desvignes

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