Atsushi Kato

Professor and Director

University of Toyama
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Atsushi Kato is a Professor and Director at the University of Toyama, Japan. His research areas include the synthesis and evaluation of iminosugars and their derivatives for applications in glycosidase inhibition and cancer therapy. His recent articles focus on topics such as palladium-catalyzed reactions, structural diversity in chemicals, and the biological implications of iminosugars in plant glycobiology.

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Jérôme MARROT

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Stephen Pyne

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