Hyojung Yoon

This publication record appears to combine at least two distinct research identities sharing the same name: one focused on neuroscience, including brain development, epilepsy-related genetic mosaicism, circadian rhythm regulation, and microglia biology; and another focused on Korean/Japanese modern history and colonial-era social discourse. The neuroscience work examines how genetic mutations and cellular signaling affect brain development, epilepsy, and the biological clock in mice, while the history work addresses labor discourse, colonial mobilization, and heritage site interpretation in early 20th-century Korea under Japanese rule.

Publication output was sparse in the mid-2010s but has increased since 2020, reaching its highest yearly counts in 2023 and 2024.

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