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Michael Masao Miyamoto

Professor
Ph.D.  University of Southern California, 1982

311 Bartram
352.392.3275

miyamoto@ufl.edu 

Research Interests

Molecular phylogenetics and evolution, population genetics, and bioinformatics.

Representative Publications

Baer, C.F., M.M. Miyamoto, and D.R. Denver. 2007. Causes and consequences of mutation rate variation. Nat. Rev. Genet., 8: 619-631.

Kitchen, A., M.M. Miyamoto, and C.M. Mulligan. 2007. Utility of DNA viruses for studying human host history: Case study of JC virus. Mol. Phylo. Evol., 41: in press.

Knudsen, B., and M.M. Miyamoto. 2007. Incorporating experimental design and error into coalescent/mutation models of population history. Genetics, 176: 2335-2342.

Mulligan, C.J., A. Kitchen, and M.M. Miyamoto. 2006. Comment on “Population size does not influence mitochondrial genetic diversity in animals.” Science 314:1390a.

Zhang, G.J., M.M. Miyamoto, and M.J. Cohn. 2006. Lamprey type II collagen and Sox9 genes reveal an ancient origin of the vertebrate collagenous skeleton. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 103: 3180-3185.

Current Graduate Students

NameEmailResearch Interest
Fan Qiu fqiu@ufl.edu 
Tim Young tsy@ufl.eduFunctional morphology