Okamura also collaborated with Shin-Ichi Inouye and found that behavioral rhythmicity was recovered when wild-type mice SCN were transplanted into Cry deficient mice, suggesting that the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) synchronizes and generates behavioral rhythms.
Okamura also collaborated with Shin-Ichi Inouye. Behavioral rhythmicity was recovered when wild-type mice, suggesting that the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) synchronizes and generates behavioral rhythms. SCN were transplanted into Cry deficient mice type mice. Okamura also found this.