Koji Matsuoka

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Saitama University

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Professor Koji Matsuoka is a faculty member at Saitama University, Japan. His research focuses on the self-assembly and membrane adhesion properties of glycopolymers, glycodendrimers, and biotin-binding proteins. Recent publications highlight his work on functional inhibition of lectins, the synthesis of water-soluble glycopolymers, and the development of fluorogenic glycopolymers for enzyme assays.

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Shogo Ishizaka

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Takahiko Matsushita

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Functional Inhibition of Wheat Germ Agglutinin by Glycodendrimers: Interplay of Affinity, Architecture, and Temperature

Impact of Zwitterionic Valency on the Self-Assembly and Membrane Adhesion of Dansyl Derivatives

Simple azide labeling of biotin-binding proteins using microbial transglutaminase: A practical note

Streptavidin binding stoichiometry of biotinylated silicon phthalocyanines: impact of axial ligands

Incomplete Functionalization of Glycodendrimers: Effects on Binding Affinity with Wheat Germ Agglutinin

Synthesis of Water-Soluble Glycopolymers Bearing Porphyrin by Means of Glycopolymer Assembly and Physical Properties of Glycopolymers Including Ability for Singlet Oxygen Production

Interpenetrating Polymer Network Capturing FRET-Sensitive Polymers Available for an Enzyme Assay

Use of an oxazolidinone derivative of a sialyl thioglycoside as a useful glycosyl donor for α-favorable glycosidation with simple alcohols

Preparation of fluorogenic glycopolymers having mannose moieties that can be used for determining the affinity of lectins by means of intermolecular FRET

pH-Dependent proteolytic activity of histidine-pendant polyacrylamides

Preparation of a water-soluble polymer having pheophorbide a side chains using glycopolymer assembly

Synthetic assembly of α-O-linked-type GlcNAc using polymer chemistry affords sugar clusters, which effectively bind to lectins

КАСПИЙ СОРТАҢЫ ӨСІМДІГІНІҢ ЖЕР ҮСТІ БӨЛІГІНЕН ЛИОФИЛИЗАЦИЯ ӘДІСІМЕН БИОЛОГИЯЛЫҚ БЕЛСЕНДІ ЗАТТАР КЕШЕНІН АЛУ ТЕХНОЛОГИЯСЫ

Proteolytic polymer: polyacrylamides functionalized with amino acids cleave bovine and human serum albumins

Synthetic assembly of a series of glycopolymers having sialyl α2-3 lactose moieties connected with longer spacer arms

Use of a Longer Aglycon Moiety Bearing Sialyl α(2→3) Lactoside on the Glycopolymer for Lectin Evaluation

Preparation of N-Linked-Type GlcNAc Monomers for Glycopolymers and Binding Specificity for Lectin

Preparation of a Water-Soluble Glycopolymer Bearing Porphyrin Skeletons and Its Biological Properties

Dendritic maleimide-thiol adducts carrying pendant glycosides as high-affinity ligands

Modification of Fab Fragments by Dibromopyridazinediones Carrying Mono- and Double-Biotin Functionalities

Chemical modification of CNN 1. Complete protection of CNN

Systematic synthesis of a series of glycopolymers having N-acetyl-D-glucosamine moieties that can be used for evaluations of lectin—carbohydrate interactions

Tough polymer with a gradual spatial change in the hydrogen bond density controlled by simple one-pot copolymerization

Preparation of glycopolymers having sialyl α2 → 3 lactose moieties as the potent inhibitors for mumps virus

Preparation of lauryl thioglycoside of N-glycolylneuraminic acid (Neu5Gc) as a useful glycosyl donor for assembly of an oligosaccharide containing Neu5Gc

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Shogo Ishizaka

Takahiko Matsushita

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