Hidehiko Kawai

Associate Professor

Hiroshima University

Japan

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Hidehiko Kawai is an Associate Professor at Hiroshima University in Japan. His research primarily focuses on DNA damage response mechanisms, gene correction techniques, and the development of high-throughput mutagenesis assays. Recent articles authored by Dr. Kawai explore the visualization of nucleotide accumulation in living cells, methods for correcting various genetic mutations, and the role of specific proteins in DNA damage tolerance.

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Keiji Tanimoto

Hiroshima University

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Naoya KAKIMOTO

Hiroshima University

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Hiroyuki Kamiya

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Hiroshima University

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Articles (9)

Visualization of oxidized guanine nucleotides accumulation in living cells with split MutT

Correction of substitution, deletion, and insertion mutations by 5′-tailed duplexes

Correction of monomeric enhanced green fluorescent protein (mEGFP) gene by short 5′-tailed duplexes

RFWD3 and translesion DNA polymerases contribute to PCNA modification-dependent DNA damage tolerance.

Low-Dose-Rate Irradiation Suppresses the Expression of Cell Cycle-Related Genes, Resulting in Modification of Sensitivity to Anti-Cancer Drugs

Development of a versatile high-throughput mutagenesis assay with multiplexed short-read NGS using DNA-barcoded supF shuttle vector library amplified in E. coli

Gene correction by 5′-tailed duplexes with short editor oligodeoxyribonucleotides

Single-stranded DNA versus tailed duplex in sequence conversion of lacZα DNA

APC/C<sup>Cdh1</sup> is required for the termination of chromosomal passenger complex activity upon mitotic exit

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Keiji Tanimoto

Naoya KAKIMOTO

Hiroyuki Kamiya

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