Daisuke Kuroda

Associate Professor

Nihon University

Japan

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Daisuke Kuroda is an Associate Professor at Nihon University in Japan. His research areas include antibody design, protein stability, and structural biology, with recent articles focusing on topics such as the mechanisms of antibody affinity and the structural dynamics of viral spike proteins. His work contributes significantly to the understanding of immune responses and the design of biologic drugs.

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Supercharging design of an anti-lysozyme Fab antibody to regulate ligand-dependent reversible aggregation

Molecular convergence of neutralizing antibodies in human revealed by repeated rabies vaccination

Functional insights of Tyr37 in framework region 2 directly contributing to the binding affinities and dissociation kinetics in single-domain VHH antibodies

Generation of antibodies to an extracellular region of the transporters Glut1/Glut4 by immunization with a designed antigen

Structural basis for receptor-binding domain mobility of the spike in SARS-CoV-2 BA.2.86 and JN.1

Unveiling the structural mechanisms behind high affinity and selectivity in phosphorylated epitope-specific rabbit antibodies

Unveiling the affinity–stability relationship in anti-measles virus antibodies: a computational approach for hotspots prediction

Structural basis for the recognition of human hemoglobin by the heme-acquisition protein Shr from Streptococcus pyogenes

Impact of single-residue mutations on protein thermal stability: The case of threonine 83 of BC2L-CN lectin

Editorial: Progress and challenges in computational structure-based design and development of biologic drugs

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Michihito Sasaki

Keisuke Kasahara

Kanako Kimura

Akinobu Senoo

Satoru Nagatoishi

Kouhei Tsumoto

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