Hayashi Yamamoto

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Nippon Medical School

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Hayashi Yamamoto is a Professor at Nippon Medical School, Japan. His research areas include autophagy mechanisms, cellular localization of proteins, and the molecular interactions within the ULK complex. Recent publications highlight the evolutionary aspects of the autophagy initiation complex and innovations in monitoring autophagic flux.

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Shin Mizukami

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Tohoku University

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Takahide Matsui

associate professor

Nippon Medical School

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Masahide Oku

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Toshiyuki Kowada

Associate Professor

Tohoku University

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Yuji Sakai

Program-Specific Associate Professor

Institute for Life and medical Sciences, Kyoto University

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Yuko Fujioka

Associate Professor

Hokkaido University

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Hayashi Yamamoto

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Articles (9)

Evolutionary diversification of the autophagy initiation complex: reduced Atg101 dependency and changes in Atg9 binding to Atg13

The triad interaction of ULK1, ATG13, and FIP200 is required for ULK complex formation and autophagy

The triad interaction of ULK1, ATG13, and FIP200 is required for ULK complex formation and autophagy

Syntaxin 17 recruitment to mature autophagosomes is temporally regulated by PI4P accumulation

Syntaxin 17 recruitment to mature autophagosomes is temporally regulated by PI4P accumulation

Quantitative control of subcellular protein localization with a photochromic dimerizer

Autophagy genes in biology and disease

A HaloTag-based reporter processing assay to monitor autophagic flux

A pulse-chasable reporter processing assay for mammalian autophagic flux with HaloTag

Collaborators (6)

Shin Mizukami

Takahide Matsui

Masahide Oku

Toshiyuki Kowada

Yuji Sakai

Yuko Fujioka

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