Kotaro Nishiyama

Assistant Professor

Meiji University

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Dr. Kotaro Nishiyama is an Assistant Professor at Meiji University in Japan. His research primarily focuses on plant molecular biology, including the isomerization of cinnamic acid in Arabidopsis, strigolactone biosynthesis, and the regulation of root parasitic plants. He has contributed to the understanding of DNA strand displacement mechanisms and metal-responsive nucleic acid interactions through his recent publications.

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2020

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Yusuke Takezawa

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University of Tokyo

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Takahiro Nakama

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University of Tokyo

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Manabu Nakaya

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Josai University

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Investigation of <i>trans-</i>to-<i>cis</i> isomerization of cinnamic acid in Arabidopsis using stable-isotope-labeled cinnamic acid

Inhibition of shoot branching in Arabidopsis by the artificially biosynthesized canonical strigolactone

Highly Sensitive Strigolactone Perception by a Divergent Clade KAI2 Receptor in a Facultative Root Parasitic Plant, <i>Phtheirospermum japonicum</i>

Radicle Growth Regulation of Root Parasitic Plants by Auxin-related Compounds

Discovery of a Plant 14‐3‐3 Inhibitor Possessing Isoform Selectivity and In Planta Activity

Metal-mediated DNA strand displacement and molecular device operations based on base-pair switching of 5-hydroxyuracil nucleobases

Metal-responsive reversible binding of triplex-forming oligonucleotides with 5-hydroxyuracil nucleobases

Metal-Dependent DNA Base Pairing of 5-Carboxyuracil with Itself and All Four Canonical Nucleobases

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Yusuke Takezawa

Takahiro Nakama

Manabu Nakaya

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