Arinori Inagawa

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Utsunomiya University

Japan

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Arinori Inagawa is an Assistant Professor at Utsunomiya University, Japan. His research interests encompass various areas including the preservation of biological samples, corrosion analysis, and photochemical quenching mechanisms. He has contributed to recent studies focusing on the effects of cooling rates on cell preservation, the interaction of biomolecules at sub-zero temperatures, and the analysis of chemical behavior in nano-spaces.

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Tokyo Institute of Technology

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The impact of initial cooling rates on cell preservation in frozen water-dimethyl sulfoxide media: a morphological study

Surface Analysis of the Iron Wire Undergoing the Corrosion on Contacting with Frozen Aqueous Salt Solutions

The usage of color coordinates preserved in microscopic image for elucidation on chemical behavior in confined micro-/nano-spaces

Kinetic study on bimolecular photochemical quenching of tris(2,2′-bipyridyl)ruthenium(II) complex in water–ethylene glycol binary media

Formation and Dissolution of Barium Sulfate in the Gravimetric Analysis for Sulfur Content in Steel

Leaching of Components from Mortar Blocks Using Steelmaking Slag and Wood Chips as Aggregates

Probing the interaction between biomolecules under sub-zero temperature conditions by electrophoresis in ice grain boundaries

Absorption-based colorimetric detection of nickel(II) ion by phase separation of thermoresponsive magnetic nanoparticles under microflow

Elucidating the Quenching Mechanism of Tris(2,2′-bipyridyl)ruthenium(II) Complex in the Water–Glycerol Binary System Based on the Microscopic Structure of the Media

Kinetic description of water transport during spontaneous emulsification induced by Span 80

Rapid acquisition of absorption spectra to monitor proton migration in nanoliter space using the RGB-spectrum-conversion method with a 10 ms interval

Charge-Selective Aggregation Behavior of Thermoresponsive Polyelectrolytes Having Low Charge Density in Aqueous Solutions of Organic Counterions

Fabrication of paper-based analytical devices by a laminating method with thermal ink ribbons, sticky notes, and office appliances

Incorporation of a Morphologically Controlled Ice Grain Boundary into a Microfluidic Device for Size-Selective Separation of Micro/Nanospheres

Total protein assay by PCA-based RGB-spectrum conversion methods with smartphone-acquired digital images

Linear momentum of a microfluid realizes an anisotropic reaction at the ends of a supramolecular nanofiber

Dataset for reproducing absorption spectra of methyl orange from the RGB values of microscopic images

Proton‐Gradient‐Driven Self‐Assembly of Porphyrin and In Situ Dynamic Analysis in a Microflow Platform

Reproducing absorption spectra of pH indicators from RGB values of microscopic images

Interaction between antifreeze protein and ice crystal facet evaluated by ice-channel electrophoretic measurements of threshold electric field strength

Spontaneous growth of gold nanoclusters to form gold nanoparticles in the presence of high molecular weight poly(ethylene glycol)

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