[1S05a] Physiological responses and adaptive processes in animals under extreme environmental conditions. | APPW2025

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[1S05a]Physiological responses and adaptive processes in animals under extreme environmental conditions.

Mon. Mar 17, 2025 1:40 PM - 3:30 PM JST
Mon. Mar 17, 2025 4:40 AM - 6:30 AM UTC

Room 5

Oranizers :Hiroshi Yamaguchi (National Institute for Physiological Sciences) and Daisuke Ono (Nagoya University)

On Earth, a rich diversity of life thrives even in extreme environments. For instance, some animals can temporarily halt growth and development to endure harsh conditions, possessing mechanisms to delay aging, resist cancer, and adjust their activity-rest cycles. This symposium will bring together researchers from various fields to discuss how animals overcome extreme conditions such as cold, hypoxia, drought, and starvation. Advancements in these studies could reveal exceptional environmental adaptation abilities in animals, offering new perspectives on human health and medicine. Through this symposium, we aim to deepen our understanding of animals' physiological responses and adaptive processes in extreme environments and explore the potential applications of these findings in the future.

1:40 PM - 2:02 PM JST(4:40 AM - 5:02 AM UTC)

[1S05a-1]Brain-wide mapping of neuronal architecture controlling torpor

^○Hiroshi Yamaguchi (National Institute for Physiological Sciences)

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2:02 PM - 2:24 PM JST(5:02 AM - 5:24 AM UTC)

[[OD]1S05a-2]Mechanisms of longevity and disease resistance in the naked mole-rat, the rodent adapted to subterranean environments

^○Kyoko Miura (Kumamoto University, Faculty of Life Sciences)

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2:24 PM - 2:46 PM JST(5:24 AM - 5:46 AM UTC)

[1S05a-3]Exploring Developmental Diapause: Insights from Turquoise Killifish

^○Masayuki Oginuma (RIKEN Cluster for Pioneering Research)

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2:46 PM - 3:08 PM JST(5:46 AM - 6:08 AM UTC)

[1S05a-4]Mechanism of embryonic diapause during mouse preimplantation

^○Katsuyoshi TAKAOKA (Tokushima University)

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3:08 PM - 3:30 PM JST(6:08 AM - 6:30 AM UTC)

[1S05a-5]Hypothalamic neuronal networks that regulate the timing of torpor in mice

^○Daisuke Ono¹, Rahaman Sheikh Mizanur¹, Shota Miyazaki¹, Tsai Chang-Ting¹, Hung Chi Jung¹, Takahiro Nakamura², Hiroshi Yamaguchi³ (1.Nagoya University, 2.Meiji University, 3.National Institute for Physiological Sciences)

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