Kenta Moriwaki
Assistant Professor
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Kenta Moriwaki is an Assistant Professor at Toho University in Japan. His research focuses on cancer biology, specifically on the roles of glycosphingolipids and death receptor signaling pathways in TRAIL sensitivity and colon cancer cell death. Additionally, he investigates the mechanisms underlying injury-induced colitis and the regulation of autophagy in response to genotoxic stress. His recent publications reflect significant contributions to understanding cell death regulation and metabolic processes in cancer.
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Collaborators (9)
Yasushi Saeki
Professor
University of Tokyo
Fuminori Tokunaga
Professor
Osaka University
Satoru Torii
Project Junior Associate Professor
Tokyo Medical and Dental University
Hiroyasu Nakano
Full Professor
Tohoku University graduate school of medicine
Hiroyuki Kaji
Nagoya University
Francis Ka-Ming Chan
Professor
Duke University Medical Center
Eiji Miyoshi
Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine
Chiharu Nishiyama
University of Tokyo
Yukiko Yoshida
Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science
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