Kazutoshi Tani

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University of Tsukuba

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Professor Kazutoshi Tani is a faculty member at the University of Tsukuba in Japan. His research focuses on the structural and biochemical properties of photosynthetic complexes, particularly in extremophilic phototrophs. Recent publications include studies on LH1–RC photocomplexes and their adaptations to unique environmental conditions. Professor Tani is recognized for his contributions to understanding light-harvesting mechanisms in purple bacteria.

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Sakiko Nagashima

Kanagawa University

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Koji Yonekura

Tohoku University

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Hiroyuki Mino

Nagoya University

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Jun-ichi Kishikawa

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Kyoto Institute of Technology

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A distinct double-ring LH1–LH2 photocomplex from an extremophilic phototroph

A Native LH1–RC–HiPIP Supercomplex from an Extremophilic Phototroph

Structure and Biochemistry of the LH1–RC Photocomplex from the Halophilic Purple Bacterium, Rhodothalassium salexigens

Structure of endothelin ET<sub>B</sub> receptor–G<sub>i</sub> complex in a conformation stabilized by unique NPxxL motif

The Thermal-Stable LH1-RC Complex of a Hot Spring Purple Bacterium Powers Photosynthesis with Extremely Low-Energy Near-Infrared Light.

High-resolution structure and biochemical properties of the LH1–RC photocomplex from the model purple sulfur bacterium, Allochromatium vinosum

Rhodobacter capsulatus forms a compact crescent-shaped LH1-RC photocomplex.

Advances in the Spectroscopic and Structural Characterization of Core Light-Harvesting Complexes from Purple Phototrophic Bacteria

A Ca2+-binding motif underlies the unusual properties of certain photosynthetic bacterial core light-harvesting complexes

Asymmetric structure of the native Rhodobacter sphaeroides dimeric LH1–RC complex

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Sakiko Nagashima

Koji Yonekura

Hiroyuki Mino

Jun-ichi Kishikawa

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