Genta Ito

Senior Assistant Professor

Teikyo University

Japan

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Genta Ito is a Senior Assistant Professor at Teikyo University in Japan. His research primarily focuses on the biochemical characterization of proteases, the role of D-aspartate in neurodegenerative diseases, and the molecular mechanisms associated with autism spectrum disorders and Parkinson's disease. Recent publications include studies on the structural properties of amyloid β peptides, the effects of bound nucleotides on protein stability, and the impact of pathogenic LRRK2 mutations.

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Discovery and biochemical characterization of the D-aspartyl endopeptidase activity of the serine protease LACTB

Impacts of D-aspartate on the aggregation kinetics and structural polymorphism of amyloid β peptide 1-42

Effects of bound nucleotides on the secondary structure, thermal stability, and phosphorylation of Rab3A

Soluble form of Lingo2, an autism spectrum disorder-associated molecule, functions as an excitatory synapse organizer in neurons

Overview of the Impact of Pathogenic LRRK2 Mutations in Parkinson’s Disease

INPP5D modulates TREM2 loss-of-function phenotypes in a β-amyloidosis mouse model.

LRRK2-mediated phosphorylation and thermal stability of Rab12 are regulated by bound nucleotides

Pathogenic <scp>LRRK2</scp> compromises the subcellular distribution of lysosomes in a <scp>Rab12‐RILPL1</scp>‐dependent manner

Site-specific amino acid D-isomerization of Tau R2 and R3 peptides changes the fibril morphology, resulting in attenuation of Tau aggregation inhibitor potency

The atypical Rab GTPase associated with Parkinson’s disease, Rab29, is localized to membranes

The Regulation of Rab GTPases by Phosphorylation

BORCS6 is involved in the enlargement of lung lamellar bodies in Lrrk2 knockout mice

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Tsuneya Ikezu

Taisuke Tomita

Masaya Yoshida

Sho Takatori

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