I-Min Tso is a researcher affiliated with Tunghai University in Taiwan whose work spans biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, and materials science. Their research integrates multiple subfields including genetics, biomaterials, cellular and molecular neuroscience, ecology, evolution, behavior, systematics, and insect science.
The primary focus of their scientific inquiry centers on silk-based biomaterials and their applications, complemented by studies in neurobiology and insect physiology. Additional topics addressed in their work include animal behavior and reproduction, insect and arachnid ecology and behavior, spider taxonomy and behavior studies, adhesion, friction, surface interactions, and mechanisms of invertebrate immune responses.
Selected recent publications by I-Min Tso reflect the diversity and interdisciplinary nature of their research:
Their work is regularly published in peer-reviewed journals including Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, Scientific Reports, PLoS ONE, Functional Ecology, and the Journal of Experimental Biology.
Collaborative efforts feature coauthors with whom I-Min Tso has frequently published. These include Chen-Pan Liao, Dakota Piorkowski, Sean J. Blamires, Chung-Lin Wu, and Maryia Tsiareshyna, reflecting a network of research partnerships across related fields.
Marie Elisabeth Herberstein;I-Min Tso
I-Min Tso;Shu-Ya Chiang;Shu-Ya Chiang;Todd A. Blackledge
Sean J Blamires;Todd A Blackledge;I-Min Tso
I-Min Tso
I-Min Tso;Hsuan-Chen Wu;In-Ru Hwang
Kuan-Chou Chen;I-Min Tso
I-Min Tso;Pei-Ling Tai;Tzu-Hsiu Ku;Chien-Hsien Kuo
I-Min Tso;Chih-Wei Lin;En-Cheng Yang
Jin-Nan Huang;Ren-Chung Cheng;Daiqin Li;I-Min Tso
I-Min Tso;Chen-Pan Liao;Ren-Pan Huang;En-Cheng Yang
I-Min Tso
Zon-Ing Tsai;Pao-Shen Huang;I-Min Tso
Marie E. Herberstein;I-Min Tso
Yong-Chao Su;Yung-Hau Chang;Sin-Che Lee;I-Min Tso
Ren-Chung Cheng;I-Min Tso
Chih-Yuan Chuang;En-Cheng Yang;I-Min Tso
I-Min Tso;Michigan Usa
Chun-Min Fan;En-Cheng Yang;I-Min Tso
Chih-Yen Chuang;En-Cheng Yang;I-Min Tso
I-Chia Chou;Pi-Han Wang;Pao-Sheng Shen;I-Min Tso
Ling Tseng;I-Min Tso
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