RESEARCH

　Mechanical stimulation of cells plays an important role in cell proliferation and differentiation. When cells are mechanically stimulated, YAP (Yes-associated protein) is activated and is known to e [...]

Earthquake-induced liquefaction hazards cause significant damage to buildings by reducing the soil strength leading to excessive settlement, which results in a huge economical loss. In this research, [...]

The purpose of this study is to develop a molecular release reaction (clip reaction) based on the Nazarov reaction that can be used in acidic environments inside and outside the cell. In this study, w [...]

In all domains of life, replication of chromosomal DNA is an essential process for inheritance genetic information. In the replication initiation reaction, the DNA duplex on the replication origin is [...]

Flexible gas sensor array based on matrix of molecularly imprinted materials and full printing process

Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Graduate School of Information Science and Electrical Engineering

In recent years, the demand for gas sensors has increased from the viewpoint of accident control, environmental measurement and etc. Printed electronic device is an electronic device fabricated on gla [...]

Human deciduous teeth contain stem cells that can be induced into neurons. Deciduous tooth stem cells derived from children with neurodevelopmental disorders are useful as cell models for neurodevelop [...]

Remote sensing-based estimation of bamboo forest biomass and the factors of abandoned bamboo forests

Department of Integrated Sciences for Global Society, Graduate School of Integrated Sciences for Global Society

Subtropical forests, especially bamboo forests, are supposed to play an important role in carbon stocks under the background of climate change. There has been considerable focus on the estimation of [...]

Development of synthetic method of silicon-containing cyclic compounds for application as organic functional materials

Department of Interdisciplinary Engineering Science, Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Engineering Sciences

Silicon is abundant in nature and the second most abundant element in the crust after oxygen. Utilizing silicon as abundant resources in industry is important from the perspective of elemental strateg [...]

YAP Dynamics during Adjacent Cell Injury

Liquefaction Induced Disaster Mitigation of Infrastructures using Sustainable Geomaterials

Development of Clip Reaction Based on Rapid Nazarov Reaction

The elucidation of replication initiation mechanism dependent of transcription in bacteria.

Flexible gas sensor array based on matrix of molecularly imprinted materials and full printing process

Elucidation of the neuropathological mechanisms of autism spectrum disorder using human deciduous teeth-derived stem cells

Remote sensing-based estimation of bamboo forest biomass and the factors of abandoned bamboo forests

Development of synthetic method of silicon-containing cyclic compounds for application as organic functional materials

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