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KAWAKAMI ATSUSHI
 
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School of Life Science and Technology Associate Professor
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Associate Professor
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  • Complete skin regeneration system of fish unraveled

    2018/04/24

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    Researchers at Tokyo Tech have succeeded in observing the bahavior of epidermal cells for the regeneration of smooth skin without remaining scar tissue using their model animal, the zebrafish.

  • 魚の完全な皮膚再生システムを解明 脱分化を経ず速やかに組織を修復

    2018/04/19

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    両生類や魚類における大きな欠損を完全に再生する仕組みを解明 皮膚再生の過程をゼブラフィッシュで観察 ヒトなどの皮膚疾患の治療、再生医療に新たなヒント

  • Elucidation of bone regeneration mechanism

    2017/11/06

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    Fish have the extraordinary ability to regenerate lost fins and other appendages containing cartilage and bone. The cells responsible for the regeneration offer new clues on how to regenerate tissues in humans. Researchers at Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech) have found a dormant progenitor cell population in zebrafish that regenerates bone cells, or osteoblasts. The study can be read in Developmental Cell.

  • 骨の再生メカニズムを解明 ―骨を作る細胞の源と前駆細胞の住処を発見―

    2017/11/06

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    モデル動物であるゼブラフィッシュで骨を作る骨芽細胞の前駆細胞を発見 この前駆細胞は、骨が再生する時だけでなく、骨の維持にも関与 ヒトなどの脊椎動物でも共通した骨再生・新生の仕組みがある可能性

  • Inflammation in regeneration: a friend or foe?

    2017/03/08

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    Scientists at Tokyo Institute of Technology have discovered a novel mechanism linking inflammation and organ regeneration in fish, which can be conserved among vertebrates.

  • ほどほどの炎症が大切―組織の再生と炎症の意外な関係を解明―

    2017/02/28

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    要点 魚類はさまざまな組織を再生できる驚異的な能力を持つ マクロファージを欠損するゼブラフィッシュ変異体はインターロイキン1βの亢進と過度の炎症によって、再生細胞が細胞死を起こす 過剰な炎症が細胞死を起こす一方、炎症そのものも組織再生の開始に必要 組織の炎症応答は「諸刃の剣」として、組織再生を制御している

  • Fibroblast growth factor signalling controls fin regeneration in zebrafish

    2016/08/04

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    Researchers at Tokyo Institute of Technology found that fibroblast growth factors (Fgfs) play an important role in regeneration of damaged fins in zebrafish, offering potential clues on tissue regeneration in other species.

  • 組織の再生における線維芽細胞増殖因子(Fgf)シグナルの働きを解明―ほ乳類の手足の再生に手がかり―

    2016/07/19

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    要点 私たちほ乳類は手足などの器官を再生することはできないが、一部の両生類や魚類は、四肢やヒレを失っても元通りに再生できる。このような大がかりな器官そのものの再生を可能にしている維芽細胞増殖因子(Fgf)シグナルの働きを解明した。まず傷ついた上皮で活性化される上皮Fgfが、未分化細胞(再生芽)を切断面に誘導し、さらに再生芽で活性化される別のFgfが細胞増殖を促すという2段階の働きで再生が進むことを突き止めた。

  • 心臓の正常な形成を進めるタンパク質を特定

    2008/03/11

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    東京工業大学大学院生命理工学研究科生命情報専攻 川上厚志准教授,同生体システム専攻 広瀬茂久教授らの研究グループは,先天性心疾患1) とよく似た心臓の形成異常を起こす変異ゼブラフィッシュ(熱帯魚)をモデルとした研究で,コネキシン2) という細胞膜上タンパク質のひとつがNKX2.5タンパク質を心臓で作らせるのに必要であることを明らかにし,この研究成果を全米科学アカデミー会報に発表した(3月10日 オンライン版).

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Degree

  • Ph.D. ( Nagoya University )

Research Interests

  • Regenerative biology, Developmental biology

  • 再生生物学

  • 組織恒常性

  • Developmental Genetics

  • Developmental Neurobiology

  • Organogenesis

  • Biomolecular Medicine

  • small fish model

  • zebrafish

  • ゼブラフィッシュ

  • 発生遺伝学

  • 器官形成

  • 生物分子医学

  • 小型魚類

  • medaka

Research Areas

  • Life Science / Developmental biology

  • Life Science / Animal physiological chemistry, physiology and behavioral biology

  • Life Science / Molecular biology

Research History

  • Tokyo Institute of Technology   School of Life Science and Technology   Associate Professor

    2005.8

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Papers

  • Mild cryoinjury in zebrafish fin induces regenerative response without blastema formation

    Takafumi Yoshida, Atsushi Kawakami

    Development, Growth & Differentiation   2025.4

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  • Independent mesenchymal progenitor pools respectively produce and maintain osteogenic and chondrogenic cells in zebrafish

    Hiroaki Komiya, Yuko Sato, Hiroshi Kimura, Atsushi Kawakami

    Development, Growth & Differentiation   2024.2

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  • Live tracking of basal stem cells of the epidermis during growth, homeostasis and injury response in zebrafish

    Zhengcheng Liu, Yidan Meng, Ayu Ishikura, Atsushi Kawakami

    Development   2024.1

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  • Splashed E-box and AP-1 motifs cooperatively drive regeneration response and shape regeneration abilities

    Teruhisa Tamaki, Takafumi Yoshida, Eri Shibata, Hidenori Nishihara, Haruki Ochi, Atsushi Kawakami

    Biology Open   12 ( 2 )   2023.2

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    Injury triggers a genetic program that induces gene expression for regeneration. Recent studies have identified regeneration-response enhancers (RREs); however, it remains unclear whether a common mechanism operates in these RREs. We identified three RREs from the zebrafish fn1b promoter by searching for conserved sequences within the surrounding genomic regions of regeneration-induced genes and performed a transgenic assay for regeneration response. Two regions contained in the transposons displayed RRE activity when combined with the −0.7 kb fn1b promoter. Another non-transposon element functioned as a stand-alone enhancer in combination with a minimum promoter. By searching for transcription factor-binding motifs and validation by transgenic assays, we revealed that the cooperation of E-box and activator protein 1 motifs is necessary and sufficient for regenerative response. Such RREs respond to variety of tissue injuries, including those in the zebrafish heart and Xenopus limb buds. Our findings suggest that the fidelity of regeneration response is ensured by the two signals evoked by tissue injuries. It is speculated that a large pool of potential enhancers in the genome has helped shape the regenerative capacities during evolution.

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  • PI3Kγ Signal Regulates Macrophage Recruitment to Injured Tissue for Regenerative Cell Survival

    Siyu Zhou, Atsushi Kawakami

    Development, Growth & Differentiation   2022.10

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  • Versican is crucial for the initiation of cardiovascular lumen development in medaka (Oryzias latipes) Reviewed International journal

    Nishant Mittal, Sung Han Yoon, Hirokazu Enomoto, Miyama Hiroshi, Atsushi Shimizu, Atsushi Kawakami, Misato Fujita, Hideto Watanabe, Keiichi Fukuda, Shinji Makino

    Scientific Reports   9 ( 1 )   9475 - 9475   2019.7

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    Versican is an evolutionary conserved extracellular matrix proteoglycan, and versican expression loss in mice results in embryonic lethality owing to cardiovascular defects. However, the in utero development of mammals limits our understanding of the precise role of versican during cardiovascular development. Therefore, the use of evolutionarily distant species that develop ex utero is more suitable for studying the mechanistic basis of versican activity. We performed ENU mutagenesis screening to identify medaka mutants with defects in embryonic cardiovascular development. In this study, we described a recessive point mutation in the versican 3'UTR resulting in reduced versican protein expression. The fully penetrant homozygous mutant showed termination of cardiac development at the linear heart tube stage and exhibited absence of cardiac looping, a constricted outflow tract, and no cardiac jelly. Additionally, progenitor cells did not migrate from the secondary source towards the arterial pole of the linear heart tube, resulting in a constricted outflow tract. Furthermore, mutants lacked blood flow and vascular lumen despite continuous peristaltic heartbeats. These results enhance our understanding of the mechanistic basis of versican in cardiac development, and this mutant represents a novel genetic model to investigate the mechanisms of vascular tubulogenesis.

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  • Pattern of fin rays along the antero-posterior axis based on their connection to distal radials. Reviewed International journal

    Hiroki Hamada, Toshiaki Uemoto, Yoshitaka Tanaka, Yuki Honda, Keiichi Kitajima, Tetsuya Umeda, Atsushi Kawakami, Minori Shinya, Koichi Kawakami, Koji Tamura, Gembu Abe

    Zoological letters   5   30 - 30   2019

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    Background: Teleost paired fins are composed of two endoskeletal domains, proximal and distal radials, and an exoskeletal domain, the fin ray. The zebrafish pectoral fin displays elaborately patterned radials along the anteroposterior (AP) axis. Radials are considered homologous to tetrapod limb skeletons, and their patterning mechanisms in embryonic development are similar to those of limb development. Nevertheless, the pattern along the AP axis in fin rays has not been well described in the zebrafish pectoral fin, although several recent reports have revealed that fin ray development shares some cellular and genetic properties with fin/limb endoskeleton development. Thus, fin ray morphogenesis may involve developmental mechanisms for AP patterning in the fin/limb endoskeleton, and may have a specific pattern along the AP axis. Results: We conducted detailed morphological observations on fin rays and their connection to distal radials by comparing intra- and inter-strain zebrafish specimens. Although the number of fin rays varied, pectoral fin rays could be categorized into three domains along the AP axis, according to the connection between the fin rays and distal radials; additionally, the number of fin rays varied in the posterior part of the three domains. This result was confirmed by observation of the morphogenesis process of fin rays and distal radials, which showed altered localization of distal radials in the middle domain. We also evaluated the expression pattern of lhx genes, which have AP patterning activity in limb development, in fin rays and during distal radial development and found these genes to be expressed during morphogenesis in both fin rays and distal radials. Conclusion: The fin ray and its connection to the endoskeleton are patterned along the AP axis, and the pattern along the AP axis in the fin ray and the radial connection is constructed by the developmental mechanism related to AP patterning in the limb/fin bud. Our results indicate the possibility that the developmental mechanisms of fin rays and their connection are comparable to those of the distal element of the limb skeleton.

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  • Robust and local positional information within a fin ray directs fin length during zebrafish regeneration Reviewed

    Eri Shibata, Zhengcheng Liu, Toshihiro Kawasaki, Noriyuki Sakai, Atsushi Kawakami

    Development, Growth & Differentiation   60 ( 6 )   354 - 364   2018.8

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  • Heterogeneous fates and dynamic rearrangement of regenerative epidermis-derived cells during zebrafish fin regeneration Reviewed

    Shibata, Eri, Ando, Kazunori, Murase, Emiko, Kawakami, Atsushi

    Development   145 ( 8 )   2018.4

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  • Osteoblast Production by Reserved Progenitor Cells in Zebrafish Bone Regeneration and Maintenance Reviewed

    Ando, Kazunori, Shibata, Eri, Hans, Stefan, Brand, Michael, Kawakami, Atsushi

    Developmental Cell   43 ( 5 )   643 - +   2017.12

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  • Transient inflammatory response mediated by interleukin-1 beta is required for proper regeneration in zebrafish fin fold Reviewed

    Tomoya Hasegawa, Christopher J. Hall, Philip S. Crosier, Gembu Abe, Koichi Kawakami, Akira Kudo, Atsushi Kawakami

    ELIFE   6   2017.2

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  • Transplantation of Mesenchymal Cells Including the Blastema in Regenerating Zebrafish Fin

    Shibata, Eri, Ando, Kazunori, Kawakami, Atsushi

    Bio-Protocol   7 ( 2 )   2017

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  • Fgf signalling controls diverse aspects of fin regeneration Reviewed

    Shibata, Eri, Yokota, Yuki, Horita, Natsumi, Kudo, Akira, Abe, Gembu, Kawakami, Koichi, Kawakami, Atsushi

    Development   143 ( 16 )   2920 - 2929   2016.8

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  • A diffusible signal derived from hematopoietic cells supports the survival and proliferation of regenerative cells during zebrafish fin fold regeneration Reviewed

    Hasegawa, Tomoya, Nakajima, Teruhiro, Ishida, Takashi, Kudo, Akira, Kawakami, Atsushi

    Developmental Biology   399 ( 1 )   80 - 90   2015.3

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  • Versican Facilitates the Differentiation and Migration of Endothelial Progenitor Cells in Yolk Sac for Vasculogenesis

    Mittal, Nishan, Yun, Sung H., Enomoto, Hirokazu, Yamamoto, Takami, Kawakami, Atsusi, Kudo, Akira, Fujita, Misato, Shimizu, Atsushi, Saito, Yoshihiko, Nakagawa, Osamu, Makino, Shinji, Fukuda, Keiichi

    Circulation   128 ( 22 )   2013

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  • Filamin C plays an essential role in the maintenance of the structural integrity of cardiac and skeletal muscles, revealed by the medaka mutant zacro Reviewed

    Misato Fujita, Hiroaki Mitsuhashi, Sumio Isogai, Takahiro Nakata, Atsushi Kawakami, Ikuya Nonaka, Satoru Noguchi, Yukiko K. Hayashi, Ichizo Nishino, Akira Kudo

    DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY   361 ( 1 )   79 - 89   2012.1

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  • Loss of Function of Heat Shock Protein 60 (hsp60) Increases Susceptibility to Atrioventricular (av) Block

    Enomoto, Hirokazu, Makino, Shinji, Higashikuse, Yuta, Arimura, Takuro, Yoon, Sung H., Kageyama, Toshimi, Oda, Mayumi, Sano, Motoaki, Yuasa, Shinsuke, Kaneda, Ruri, Murata, Mitsushige, Hattori, Fumiyuki, Kawakami, Atsushi, Kudo, Akira, Kimura, Akinori, Inomata, Takayuki, Fukuda, Keiichi

    Circulation   126 ( 21 )   2012

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  • Versican Secretion from Endocardium is Required for Chamber Formation via The Recruitment of Cardiac Progenitors

    Yoon, Sung-Han, Higashikuse, Yuta, Kageyama, Toshimi, Oda, Mayumi, Kaneda, Ruri, Sano, Motoaki, Yuasa, Shinsuke, Fujita, Misato, Kawakami, Atsushi, Shimizu, Atsushi, Hatano, Sonoko, Watanabe, Hideto, Kudo, Akira, Makino, Shinji, Fukuda, Keiichi

    Circulation   126 ( 21 )   2012

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  • Colored medaka and zebrafish: Transgenics with ubiquitous and strong transgene expression driven by the medaka ss-actin promoter

    Yoshinari, Nozomi, Ando, Kazunori, Kudo, Akira, Kinoshita, Masato, Kawakami, Atsushi

    Development Growth & Differentiation   54 ( 9 )   2012

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  • Mature and Juvenile Tissue Models of Regeneration in Small Fish Species

    Yoshinari, Nozomi, Kawakami, Atsushi

    Biological Bulletin   221 ( 1 )   2011

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  • Versican is Essential for Chamber Formation by Recruiting Cardiac Progenitor Cells from the Outflow Tract in Medaka Fish

    Yoon, Sung Han, Makino, Shinji, Shimizu, Atsushi, Higashikuse, Yuta, Oda, Mayumi, Fujita, Misato, Kawakami, Atsushi, Kudo, Akira, Yuasa, Shinsuke, Sano, Motoaki, Fukuda, Keiichi

    Circulation   122 ( 21 )   2010

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  • Identification of novel markers expressed during fin regeneration by microarray analysis in medaka fish Reviewed

    Masanobu Nishidate, Yuki Nakatani, Akira Kudo, Atsushi Kawakami

    DEVELOPMENTAL DYNAMICS   236 ( 9 )   2685 - 2693   2007.9

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  • Analysis of the role of Pax3/7 in mediating Wnt signaling in the chick dorsal neural tube

    Galli, L. M., Barnes, T. L., Knight, S. R., Kawakami, A., Burrus, L.

    Mechanisms of Development   122   2005

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  • Analysis of the role of Pax3/7 in mediating Wnt signaling in the chick dorsal neural tube.

    Barnes, TL, Galli, LM, Knight, SR, Kawakami, A., Burrus, LW

    Developmental Biology   283 ( 2 )   2005

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  • Early fin primordia of zebrafish larvae regenerate by a similar growth control mechanism with adult regeneration.

    Kawakami, A., Fukazawa, T., Takeda, H.

    Developmental Biology   271 ( 2 )   2004

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  • Involvement of hedgehog signaling in impaired jaw development by 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin in developing zebrafish.

    Teraoka, H., Dong, W., Iwasa, H., Okuhara, Y., Kawakami, A., Ueno, N., Stegeman, JI

    Toxicological Sciences   72   366 - 366   2003

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  • Regulation of the hedgehog signaling pathway by a novel zinc - finger protein, Iguana.

    Kawakami, A., Sekimizu, K., Nishioka, N., Sasaki, H., Takeda, H., Schier, A. F.

    Society for Neuroscience Abstract Viewer and Itinerary Planner   2003   2003

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  • Tbx24, encoding a T-box protein, is mutated in the zebrafish somite-segmentation mutant fused somites. Reviewed

    Nikaido M, Kawakami A, Sawada A, Furutani-Seiki M, Takeda H, Araki K

    Nature genetics   31 ( 2 )   195 - 199   2002.6

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  • FGF/MAPK signaling regulates maturation of the presomitic mesoderm during vertebrate segmentation

    Sawada, Atsushi, Shinya, Minori, Jiang, Yun-Jin, Kawakami, Atsushi, Kuroiwa, Atsushi, Takeda, Hiroyuki

    Development Growth and Differentiation   43 ( Supplement )   2001

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  • Roles of chameleonin midline signaling

    Kawakami, A., Talbot, WS, Schier, AF

    Developmental Biology   222 ( 1 )   262 - 262   2000

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  • PAX7 expression domain discriminates commissural from non-commissural vestibulo-ocular neurons in specific rhombomeres

    Kawakami, A., Glover, J. C.

    Society for Neuroscience Abstracts   24 ( 1-2 )   534 - 534   1998

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  • BOMBYX PROTHORACICOTROPIC HORMONE Reviewed

    H KATAOKA, H NAGASAWA, A KAWAKAMI, T OKA, A MIZOGUCHI, M IWAMI, H ISHIZAKI, A SUZUKI

    INSECT   453   20 - 26   1991

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Books

  • 蛋白質核酸酵素(増刊)「ゼブラフィッシュのジェネティックスとジェノミックス」

    2000 

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  • 細胞工学「NodalシグナルのコファクターOep:ゼブラフィッシュ発生遺伝学の地平」

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  • 実験医学「神経管の腹側における細胞の分化 ソニックヘッジホッグシグナルの2つの作用」

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  • Bombyx prothoracicotropic hormone. In Insect Neuropeptides: Chemistry, Biology and Action

    ACS  1991 

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  • Bombyx prothoracicotropic hormone. In Insect Neuropeptides: Chemistry, Biology and Action

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  • Phosphorylation of Junb family proteins by the Jun N-terminal kinase supports tissue regeneration in zebrafish

    Takashi Ishida, Teruhiro Nakajima, Akira Kudo, Atsushi Kawakami

    DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY   340 ( 2 )   468 - 479   2010.4

  • Phosphorylation of Junb family proteins by the Jun N-terminal kinase supports tissue regeneration in zebrafish

    Takashi Ishida, Teruhiro Nakajima, Akira Kudo, Atsushi Kawakami

    DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY   340 ( 2 )   468 - 479   2010.4

  • Epigenetic control of cardiomyocyte production in response to a stress during the medaka heart development

    Yusuke Taneda, Sayaka Konno, Shinji Makino, Mai Morioka, Keiichi Fukuda, Yoshiyuki Imai, Akira Kudo, Atsushi Kawakami

    DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY   340 ( 1 )   30 - 40   2010.4

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  • Stem cell system in tissue regeneration in fish

    Atsushi Kawakami

    DEVELOPMENT GROWTH & DIFFERENTIATION   52 ( 1 )   77 - 87   2010.1

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  • Stem cell system in tissue regeneration in fish

    Atsushi Kawakami

    Development Growth and Differentiation   52 ( 1 )   77 - 87   2010.1

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  • Gene expression and functional analysis of zebrafish larval fin fold regeneration

    Nozomi Yoshinari, Takashi Ishida, Akira Kudo, Atsushi Kawakami

    DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY   325 ( 1 )   71 - 81   2009.1

  • Autoregulatory loop and retinoic acid repression regulate pou2/pou5f1 gene expression in the zebrafish embryonic brain

    Mst. Shahnaj Parvin, Noriko Okuyama, Fumitaka Inoue, Md. Ekramul Islam, Atsushi Kawakami, Hiroyuki Takeda, Kyo Yamasu

    DEVELOPMENTAL DYNAMICS   237 ( 5 )   1373 - 1388   2008.5

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  • Zebrafish early cardiac connexin, Cx36.7/Ecx, regulates myofibril orientation and heart morphogenesis by establishing Nkx2.5 expression

    Nazinin Sultana, Kakon Nag, Kazuyuki Hoshijima, Dale W. Laird, Atsushi Kawakami, Shigehisa Hirose

    PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA   105 ( 12 )   4763 - 4768   2008.3

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  • Migration of mesenchymal cell fated to blastema is necessary for fish fin regeneration

    Yuki Nakatani, Masanobu Nishidate, Misato Fujita, Atsushi Kawakami, Akira Kudo

    DEVELOPMENT GROWTH & DIFFERENTIATION   50 ( 2 )   71 - 83   2008.2

  • Unraveling tissue regeneration pathways using chemical genetics

    Lijoy K. Mathew, Sumitra Sengupta, Atsushi Kawakami, Eric A. Andreasen, Christiane V. Loehr, Catherine A. Loynes, Stephen A. Renshaw, Randall T. Peterson, Robert L. Tanguay

    JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY   282 ( 48 )   35202 - 35210   2007.11

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  • 脊椎動物発生においてモリブデン補因子依存性硫酸生合成はFgfシグナル伝達に重要である(Molybdenum cofactor-dependent sulfate biosynthesis is essential for Fgf signaling during vertebrate development)

    岸本 康之, 越田 澄人, 古谷 誠, 清木, 川上 厚志, Reiss Joechen, 近藤 寿人, 川上 浩一

    日本発生生物学会・日本細胞生物学会合同大会要旨集   40回・59回   182 - 182   2007.5

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  • Cellular and molecular processes of regeneration, with special emphasis on fish fins

    Yuki Nakatani, Atsushi Kawakami, Akira Kudo

    DEVELOPMENT GROWTH & DIFFERENTIATION   49 ( 2 )   145 - 154   2007.2

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  • Three enhancer regions regulate gbx2 gene expression in the isthmic region during zebrafish development

    Md. Ekramul Islam, Hiroshi Kikuta, Fumitaka Inoue, Maiko Kanai, Atsushi Kawakami, Mst. Shahnaj Parvin, Hiroyuki Takeda, Kyo Yamasu

    MECHANISMS OF DEVELOPMENT   123 ( 12 )   907 - 924   2006.12

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  • Molecular mechanisms of blastema formation during fin regeneration of medaka, Oryzias latipes

    Yuki Nakatani, Masanobu Nishidate, Misato Fujita, Atsushi Kawakami, Akira Kudo

    ZOOLOGICAL SCIENCE   23 ( 12 )   1180 - 1180   2006.12

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  • Spot pattern of leopard Danio is caused by mutation in the zebrafish connexin41.8 gene

    Masakatsu Watanabe, Motoko Iwashita, Masaru Ishii, Yoshihisa Kurachi, Atsushi Kawakami, Shigeru Kondo, Norihiro Okada

    EMBO REPORTS   7 ( 9 )   893 - 897   2006.9

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  • Impairment of lower jaw growth in developing zebrafish exposed to 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin and reduced hedgehog expression

    H Teraoka, W Dong, Y Okuhara, H Lwasa, A Shindo, AJ Hill, A Kawakami, T Hiraga

    AQUATIC TOXICOLOGY   78 ( 2 )   103 - 113   2006.6

  • Medaka unextended-fin mutants suggest a role for Hoxb8a in cell migration and osteoblast differentiation during appendage formation

    S Sakaguchi, Y Nakatani, N Takamatsu, H Hori, A Kawakami, K Inohaya, A Kudo

    DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY   293 ( 2 )   426 - 438   2006.5

  • Erratum: The zebrafish-secreted matrix protein you/scube2 is implicated in long-range regulation of hedgehog signaling (Current Biology (2005) 15 (480-488))

    Atsushi Kawakami, Atsushi Kawakami, Yasuhiro Nojima, Yasuhiro Nojima, Atsushi Toyoda, Atsushi Toyoda, Mikako Takahoko, Miki Satoh, Miki Satoh, Hideomi Tanaka, Hideomi Tanaka, Hironori Wada, Ichiro Masai, Ichiro Masai, Harumi Terasaki, Yoshiyuki Sakaki, Hiroyuki Takeda, Hitoshi Okamoto, Hitoshi Okamoto

    Current Biology   15 ( 14 )   1337 - 1337   2005.7

  • Otolith matrix proteins OMP-1 and Otolin-1 are necessary for normal otolith growth and their correct anchoring onto the sensory maculae

    E Murayama, P Herbomel, A Kawakami, H Takeda, H Nagasawa

    MECHANISMS OF DEVELOPMENT   122 ( 6 )   791 - 803   2005.6

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  • Two different roles of purified CD45(+)c-Kit(+)Sca-1(+)Lin(-) cells after transplantation in muscles

    M Yoshimoto, H Chang, M Shiota, H Kobayashi, K Umeda, A Kawakami, T Heike, T Nakahata

    STEM CELLS   23 ( 5 )   610 - 618   2005.5

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  • Two different roles of purified CD45(+)c-Kit(+)Sca-1(+)Lin(-) cells after transplantation in muscles

    M Yoshimoto, H Chang, M Shiota, H Kobayashi, K Umeda, A Kawakami, T Heike, T Nakahata

    STEM CELLS   23 ( 5 )   610 - 618   2005.5

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  • The zebrafish-secreted matrix protein you/Scube2 is implicated in long-range regulation of Hedgehog signaling

    A Kawakami, Y Nojima, A Toyoda, M Takahoko, M Satoh, H Tanaka, H Wada, Masai, I, H Terasaki, Y Sakaki, H Takeda, H Okamoto

    CURRENT BIOLOGY   15 ( 5 )   480 - 488   2005.3

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  • 鰓弓神経節の形成に異常を示す変異体nepの原因遺伝子クローニング

    二階堂昌孝, 佐藤淳, 和田浩則, 田中英臣, 西脇優子, 川上厚志, 政井一郎, 岡本仁

    埼玉大学地域共同研究センター紀要   6   72 - 73   2005

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    In vertebrates, epibranchial ganglia have pivotal roles for maintenance of the inner environment. In our past study, we identified one line of mutant, named non-epibranchial (nep), which lack all epibranchial ganglia at two days after fertilization with earlier molecular markers relatively unaffected. This suggests that responsible gene, nep, disrupted in this mutant is required for later differentiation or survival of these ganglia. Increasing cell death around branchial region after formation of the ganglia in nep homozygous mutant embryo also supports this idea. Currently, we identified ...

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  • Early fin primordia of zebrafish larvae regenerate by a similar growth control mechanism with adult regeneration

    A Kawakami, T Fukazawa, H Takeda

    DEVELOPMENTAL DYNAMICS   231 ( 4 )   693 - 699   2004.12

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  • The zebrafish iguana locus encodes Dzip1, a novel zinc-finger protein required for proper regulation of Hedgehog signaling

    K Sekimizu, N Nishioka, H Sasaki, H Takeda, RO Karlstrom, A Kawakami

    DEVELOPMENT   131 ( 11 )   2521 - 2532   2004.6

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  • Inactivation of dispatched 1 by the chameleon mutation disrupts Hedgehog signalling in the zebrafish embryo

    Y Nakano, HR Kim, A Kawakami, S Roy, AF Schier, PW Ingham

    DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY   269 ( 2 )   381 - 392   2004.5

  • Ogon/Secreted Frizzled functions as a negative feedback regulator of Bmp signaling

    T Yabe, T Shimizu, O Muraoka, YK Bae, T Hirata, H Nojima, A Kawakami, T Hirano, M Hibi

    DEVELOPMENT   130 ( 12 )   2705 - 2716   2003.6

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  • Genetic analysis of zebrafish gli1 and gli2 reveals divergent requirements for gli genes in vertebrate development

    RO Karlstrom, OV Tyurina, A Kawakami, N Nishioka, WS Talbot, H Sasaki, AF Schier

    DEVELOPMENT   130 ( 8 )   1549 - 1564   2003.4

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  • Fused somites is a novel T-box gene required for somite segmentation.

    Nikaido, M. Kawakami, A. Sawada, A. Furutani-Seiki, M. Takeda, H. Araki, K

    Nature Genetics   31   195 - 199   2002

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  • Fused somites is a novel T-box gene required for somite segmentation.

    Nikaido, M. Kawakami, A. Sawada, A. Furutani-Seiki, M. Takeda, H. Araki, K

    Nature Genetics   31   195 - 199   2002

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  • Fgf/MAPK signalling is a crucial positional cue in somite boundary formation

    A Sawada, M Shinya, YJ Jiang, A Kawakami, A Kuroiwa, H Takeda

    DEVELOPMENT   128 ( 23 )   4873 - 4880   2001.12

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  • PAX6 expression in the developing human eye

    S Nishina, S Kohsaka, Y Yamaguchi, H Handa, A Kawakami, H Fujisawa, N Azuma

    BRITISH JOURNAL OF OPHTHALMOLOGY   83 ( 6 )   723 - 727   1999.6

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  • Correlation between tectum formation and expression of two PAX family genes, PAX7 and PAX6, in avian brains

    T Nomura, A Kawakami, H Fujisawa

    DEVELOPMENT GROWTH & DIFFERENTIATION   40 ( 5 )   485 - 495   1998.10

  • Correlation between tectum formation and expression of two PAX family genes, PAX7 and PAX6, in avian brains

    T Nomura, A Kawakami, H Fujisawa

    DEVELOPMENT GROWTH & DIFFERENTIATION   40 ( 5 )   485 - 495   1998.10

  • Coordinated expression of Hoxa-11 and Hoxa-13 during limb muscle patterning

    M Yamamoto, Y Gotoh, K Tamura, M Tanaka, A Kawakami, H Ide, A Kuroiwa

    DEVELOPMENT   125 ( 7 )   1325 - 1335   1998.4

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  • Roles of a neuronal cell-surface molecule, neuropilin, in nerve fiber fasciculation and guidance

    H Fujisawa, T Kitsukawa, A Kawakami, S Takagi, M Shimizu, T Hirata

    CELL AND TISSUE RESEARCH   290 ( 2 )   465 - 470   1997.11

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  • Distributions of PAX6 and PAX7 proteins suggest their involvement in both early and late phases of chick brain development

    A Kawakami, M KimuraKawakami, T Nomura, H Fujisawa

    MECHANISMS OF DEVELOPMENT   66 ( 1-2 )   119 - 130   1997.8

  • Distributions of PAX6 and PAX7 proteins suggest their involvement in both early and late phases of chick brain development

    A Kawakami, M KimuraKawakami, T Nomura, H Fujisawa

    MECHANISMS OF DEVELOPMENT   66 ( 1-2 )   119 - 130   1997.8

  • Pax6 controls progenitor cell identity and neuronal fate in response to graded shh signaling

    J Ericson, P Rashbass, A Schedl, S BrennerMorton, A Kawakami, vanHeyningen, V, TM Jessell, J Briscoe

    CELL   90 ( 1 )   169 - 180   1997.7

  • Pax6 controls progenitor cell identity and neuronal fate in response to graded shh signaling

    J Ericson, P Rashbass, A Schedl, S BrennerMorton, A Kawakami, vanHeyningen, V, TM Jessell, J Briscoe

    CELL   90 ( 1 )   169 - 180   1997.7

  • Two critical periods of Sonic Hedgehog signaling required for the specification of motor neuron identify

    J Ericson, S Morton, A Kawakami, H Roelink, TM Jessell

    CELL   87 ( 4 )   661 - 673   1996.11

  • Two critical periods of Sonic Hedgehog signaling required for the specification of motor neuron identify

    J Ericson, S Morton, A Kawakami, H Roelink, TM Jessell

    CELL   87 ( 4 )   661 - 673   1996.11

  • Identification of a neuronal cell surface molecule, plexin, in mice

    Toshiki Kameyama, Yasunori Murakami, Fumikazu Suto, Atsushi Kawakami, Shin Takagi, Tatsumi Hirata, Hajime Fujisawa

    Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications   226 ( 2 )   524 - 529   1996.9

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  • Identification of plexin family molecules in mice

    Toshiki Kameyama, Yasunori Murakami, Fumikazu Suto, Atsushi Kawakami, Shin Takagi, Tatsumi Hirata, Hajime Fujisawa

    Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications   226 ( 2 )   396 - 402   1996.9

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    DOI: 10.1006/bbrc.1996.1367

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  • Identification of a neuronal cell surface molecule, plexin, in mice

    T Kameyama, Y Murakami, F Suto, A Kawakami, S Takagi, T Hirata, H Fujisawa

    BIOCHEMICAL AND BIOPHYSICAL RESEARCH COMMUNICATIONS   226 ( 2 )   524 - 529   1996.9

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  • Positional cues that are strictly localized in the telencephalon induce preferential growth of mitral cell axons

    N Sugisaki, T Hirata, Naruse, I, A Kawakami, T Kitsukawa, H Fujisawa

    JOURNAL OF NEUROBIOLOGY   29 ( 2 )   127 - 137   1996.2

  • Developmentally regulated expression of a cell surface protein, neuropilin, in the mouse nervous system

    A Kawakami, T Kitsukawa, S Takagi, H Fujisawa

    JOURNAL OF NEUROBIOLOGY   29 ( 1 )   1 - 17   1996.1

  • Developmentally regulated expression of a cell surface protein, neuropilin, in the mouse nervous system

    A Kawakami, T Kitsukawa, S Takagi, H Fujisawa

    JOURNAL OF NEUROBIOLOGY   29 ( 1 )   1 - 17   1996.1

  • INSECT PROTHORACICOTROPIC HORMONE - A NEW MEMBER OF THE VERTEBRATE GROWTH-FACTOR SUPERFAMILY

    T NOGUTI, T ADACHIYAMADA, T KATAGIRI, A KAWAKAMI, M IWAMI, J ISHIBASHI, H KATAOKA, A SUZUKI, M GO, H ISHIZAKI

    FEBS LETTERS   376 ( 3 )   251 - 256   1995.12

  • Overexpression of a membrane protein, neuropilin, in chimeric mice causes anomalies in the cardiovascular system, nervous system and limbs

    T Kitsukawa, A Shimono, A Kawakami, H Kondoh, H Fujisawa

    DEVELOPMENT   121 ( 12 )   4309 - 4318   1995.12

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  • EXPRESSION OF A CELL-ADHESION MOLECULE, NEUROPILIN, IN THE DEVELOPING CHICK NERVOUS-SYSTEM

    S TAKAGI, Y KASUYA, M SHIMIZU, T MATSUURA, M TSUBOI, A KAWAKAMI, H FUJISAWA

    DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY   170 ( 1 )   207 - 222   1995.7

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  • EXPRESSION OF A CELL-ADHESION MOLECULE, NEUROPILIN, IN THE DEVELOPING CHICK NERVOUS-SYSTEM

    S TAKAGI, Y KASUYA, M SHIMIZU, T MATSUURA, M TSUBOI, A KAWAKAMI, H FUJISAWA

    DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY   170 ( 1 )   207 - 222   1995.7

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  • PLEXIN - A NOVEL NEURONAL CELL-SURFACE MOLECULE THAT MEDIATES CELL-ADHESION VIA A HOMOPHILIC BINDING MECHANISM IN THE PRESENCE OF CALCIUM-IONS

    K OHTA, A MIZUTANI, A KAWAKAMI, Y MURAKAMI, Y KASUYA, S TAKAGI, H TANAKA, H FUJISAWA

    NEURON   14 ( 6 )   1189 - 1199   1995.6

  • ASSIGNMENT OF DISULFIDE BOND LOCATION IN PROTHORACICOTROPIC HORMONE OF THE SILKWORM, BOMBYX-MORI - A HOMODIMERIC PEPTIDE

    J ISHIBASHI, H KATAOKA, A ISOGAI, A KAWAKAMI, H SAEGUSA, Y YAGI, A MIZOGUCHI, H ISHIZAKI, A SUZUKI

    BIOCHEMISTRY   33 ( 19 )   5912 - 5919   1994.5

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  • STRUCTURE AND EXPRESSION OF BOMBYXIN-RELATED PEPTIDE GENES OF THE MOTH SAMIA-CYNTHIA-RICINI

    M KIMURAKAWAKAMI, M IWAMI, A KAWAKAMI, H NAGASAWA, A SUZUKI, H ISHIZAKI

    GENERAL AND COMPARATIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY   86 ( 2 )   257 - 268   1992.5

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  • BOMBYX PROTHORACICOTROPIC HORMONE Invited

    KATAOKA, H, NAGASAWA, H, KAWAKAMI, A, OKA, T, MIZOGUCHI, A, IWAMI, M, ISHIZAKI, H, SUZUKI, A

    Acs Symposium Series   453   1991

  • MOLECULAR-CLONING OF THE BOMBYX-MORI PROTHORACICOTROPIC HORMONE

    A KAWAKAMI, H KATAOKA, T OKA, A MIZOGUCHI, M KIMURAKAWAKAMI, T ADACHI, M IWAMI, H NAGASAWA, A SUZUKI, H ISHIZAKI

    SCIENCE   247 ( 4948 )   1333 - 1335   1990.3

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  • A NOVEL FAMILY-C OF THE GENES THAT ENCODE BOMBYXIN, AN INSULIN-RELATED BRAIN SECRETORY PEPTIDE OF THE SILKMOTH BOMBYX-MORI - ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF GENE-C-1

    M IWAMI, T ADACHI, H KONDO, A KAWAKAMI, Y SUZUKI, H NAGASAWA, A SUZUKI, H ISHIZAKI

    INSECT BIOCHEMISTRY   20 ( 3 )   295 - &   1990

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  • A NOVEL FAMILY-C OF THE GENES THAT ENCODE BOMBYXIN, AN INSULIN-RELATED BRAIN SECRETORY PEPTIDE OF THE SILKMOTH BOMBYX-MORI - ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF GENE-C-1

    M IWAMI, T ADACHI, H KONDO, A KAWAKAMI, Y SUZUKI, H NAGASAWA, A SUZUKI, H ISHIZAKI

    INSECT BIOCHEMISTRY   20 ( 3 )   295 - &   1990

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  • STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION OF 4 CLUSTERED GENES THAT ENCODE BOMBYXIN, AN INSULIN-RELATED BRAIN SECRETORY PEPTIDE OF THE SILKMOTH BOMBYX-MORI

    A KAWAKAMI, M IWAMI, H NAGASAWA, A SUZUKI, H ISHIZAKI

    PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA   86 ( 18 )   6843 - 6847   1989.9

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  • STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION OF 4 CLUSTERED GENES THAT ENCODE BOMBYXIN, AN INSULIN-RELATED BRAIN SECRETORY PEPTIDE OF THE SILKMOTH BOMBYX-MORI

    A KAWAKAMI, M IWAMI, H NAGASAWA, A SUZUKI, H ISHIZAKI

    PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA   86 ( 18 )   6843 - 6847   1989.9

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  • CDNA STRUCTURE AND EXPRESSION OF BOMBYXIN, AN INSULIN-LIKE BRAIN SECRETORY PEPTIDE OF THE SILKMOTH BOMBYX-MORI

    T ADACHI, S TAKIYA, Y SUZUKI, M IWAMI, A KAWAKAMI, SY TAKAHASHI, H ISHIZAKI, H NAGASAWA, A SUZUKI

    JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY   264 ( 13 )   7681 - 7685   1989.5

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  • CLONING OF A GENE ENCODING BOMBYXIN, AN INSULIN-LIKE BRAIN SECRETORY PEPTIDE OF THE SILKMOTH BOMBYX-MORI WITH PROTHORACICOTROPIC ACTIVITY

    M IWAMI, A KAWAKAMI, H ISHIZAKI, SY TAKAHASHI, T ADACHI, Y SUZUKI, H NAGASAWA, A SUZUKI

    DEVELOPMENT GROWTH & DIFFERENTIATION   31 ( 1 )   31 - 37   1989.2

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  • CLONING OF A GENE ENCODING BOMBYXIN, AN INSULIN-LIKE BRAIN SECRETORY PEPTIDE OF THE SILKMOTH BOMBYX-MORI WITH PROTHORACICOTROPIC ACTIVITY

    M IWAMI, A KAWAKAMI, H ISHIZAKI, SY TAKAHASHI, T ADACHI, Y SUZUKI, H NAGASAWA, A SUZUKI

    DEVELOPMENT GROWTH & DIFFERENTIATION   31 ( 1 )   31 - 37   1989.2

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  • CALCIUM-DEPENDENT CELL CELL-ADHESION MOLECULES (CADHERINS) - SUBCLASS SPECIFICITIES AND POSSIBLE INVOLVEMENT OF ACTIN BUNDLES

    S HIRANO, A NOSE, K HATTA, A KAWAKAMI, M TAKEICHI

    JOURNAL OF CELL BIOLOGY   105 ( 6 )   2501 - 2510   1987.12

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  • 2001 Kato Memorial Foundation

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  • Signaling and regulation mechanism in organ development and regeneration using small fish models such as zebrafish and medaka

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