New Mechanism Unveiled for Diversity in Fish Fins: Evolution of Spiny Rays Key to Liberation from Rod-shaped Collagen [Tohoku University, Okayama University]
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Tohoku University and Okayama University have elucidated a new mechanism that creates diversity in fish fins. They discovered that the evolution of spiny rays and their liberation from rod-shaped collagen is key. Okayama University, as a regional core and distinctive research university, aims to achieve SDGs and create new value globally.
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- Q: Where is the headquarters of Okayama University located?
- A: The headquarters of Okayama University is located in Kita-ku, Okayama City.
- Q: What is the academic structure of Okayama University?
- A: It has 10 faculties, 1 program, 7 graduate schools, 4 research institutes, an affiliated hospital, and affiliated schools.
- Q: What award did Okayama University receive from the Japanese government?
- A: The university received the first 'Japan SDGs Award' Special Prize from the government.
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- A: It was selected for the 'Regional Core and Distinctive Research University Strengthening Promotion Project' also known as J-PEAKS.
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- A: Okayama University aims to realize the Okayama University Vision 2050 and continue creating new value from Okayama.