Hiroaki Iwai

Associate Professor

University of Tsukuba

Japan

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Dr. Hiroaki Iwai is an Associate Professor at the University of Tsukuba, Japan. His research focus includes cell wall remodeling, plant stress responses, and tissue repair mechanisms in various plant species. Recent articles authored by Dr. Iwai delve into topics such as cell proliferation during tissue repair in Arabidopsis thaliana and the effects of calcium deficiency on fruit formation in tomatoes.

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Takumi Higaki

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Articles (15)

Jacalin-induced cell proliferation during tissue-repair process in partially incised flowering stems of Arabidopsis thaliana

Irregular Swelling of Tomato Fruit Chambers During the Early Stages of Fruit Formation is Due to the Local Distribution of Cell Wall-Loosening Proteins Under Ca-deficient Conditions

OsXTH19 Overexpression Improves Aluminum Tolerance via Xyloglucan Reduction in Rice Root Cell Wall

Salt Stress-Induced Ascorbic Acid Accumulation and Its Trade-Off with Mannan Content in Tomato

At2-MMP is required for attenuation of cell proliferation during wound healing in incised Arabidopsis inflorescence stems

Regulation of Cell Wall Remodeling is an Important Factor in the Reduction of Tomato Fruit Size Immediately after Fruit Set Induced by Salinity Conditions

Plasmodesmata callose binding protein 2 contributes to the regulation of cambium/phloem formation and auxin response during the tissue reunion process in incised Arabidopsis stem

Maintenance of Methyl-Esterified Pectin Level in Pollen Mother-Cell Stages Is Required for Microspore Development

Differing structures of galactoglucomannan in eudicots and non-eudicot angiosperms

Effects of polygalacturonase overexpression on pectin distribution in the elongation zones of roots under aluminium stress

Structural Alteration of Rice Pectin Affects Cell Wall Mechanical Strength and Pathogenicity of the Rice Blast Fungus Under Weak Light Conditions

Rice Putative Pectin Methyltransferase Gene OsPMT10 Is Required for Maintaining the Cell Wall Properties of Pistil Transmitting Tissues via Pectin Modification

Virtual issue: cell wall functions in plant growth and environmental responses

Cell wall Glycine-rich Protein2 is involved in tapetal differentiation and pollen maturation

Rice Putative Methyltransferase Gene OsPMT16 Is Required for Pistil Development Involving Pectin Modification

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Paul Dupree

Takumi Higaki

Kazuhiko Nishitani

Masashi Asahina

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