Daisuke Matsumaru

Associate professor

Gifu Pharmaceutical University

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Dr. Daisuke Matsumaru is an Associate Professor at Gifu Pharmaceutical University in Japan. His research primarily focuses on the NRF2 pathway, its implications in aging and longevity, and the effects of various compounds on health. Recent publications include studies on renal phenotypes linked to α-Klotho deficiency, the skin-sensitizing potential of Brazilian Green Propolis, and the physiological impacts of nuclear receptor interactions. Dr. Matsumaru's work contributes significantly to the understanding of health optimization and disease mechanisms.

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Sohei Kitazawa

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Ehime University Graduate School of Medicine

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Fumiki Katsuoka

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Shohei Murakami

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Tohoku University

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Hayato Anzawa

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Tohoku University

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Articles (10)

NRF2 pathway activation attenuates ageing-related renal phenotypes due to α-klotho deficiency

Publisher Correction: Enhancer remodeling promotes tumor-initiating activity in NRF2-activated non-small cell lung cancers

New insights into development of female reproductive tract-hedgehog-signal response in wolffian tissues directly contributes to uterus development

Skeletal muscle-specific Keap1 disruption modulates fatty acid utilization and enhances exercise capacity in female mice

The KEAP1-NRF2 System in Healthy Aging and Longevity

Alginate-coated activated charcoal enhances fecal excretion of 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin in mice, with fewer side effects than uncoated one

An ancestral nuclear receptor couple, PPAR-RXR, is exploited by organotins

Triphenyl phosphate delayed pubertal timing and induced decline of ovarian reserve in mice as an estrogen receptor antagonist

Evaluation of the Skin-Sensitizing Potential of Brazilian Green Propolis

Activation of the NRF2 pathway in Keap1-knockdown mice attenuates progression of age-related hearing loss

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Sohei Kitazawa

Fumiki Katsuoka

Shohei Murakami

Hayato Anzawa

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