Kunio MATSUMOTO

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Kanazawa University

Japan

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Kunio Matsumoto is a Professor at Kanazawa University in Japan. His research focuses on the molecular mechanisms of HGF signaling and its implications in cancer therapy and antiviral immunity. Recent publications include studies on novel compounds that inhibit HGF activity, the role of MET receptor in innate immunity, and the potential of specific urine biomarkers for ovarian cancer.

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Yukio Kato

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Naohiro Terasaka

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Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Hiroaki Kajiyama

Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine

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Hiroaki Suga

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University of Tokyo

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Satoshi Watanabe

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Osaka University

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Katsuya Sakai

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Kanazawa University

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Motoko Takahashi

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Identification of Novel Compounds That Bind to the HGF β-Chain In Silico, Verification by Molecular Mechanics and Quantum Mechanics, and Validation of Their HGF Inhibitory Activity In Vitro

MET‐Activating Ubiquitin Multimers

MET‐Activating Ubiquitin Multimers

Met receptor is essential for MAVS-mediated antiviral innate immunity in epithelial cells independent of its kinase activity

Dual blockade of MET and VEGFR2 signaling pathways as a potential therapeutic maneuver for peritoneal carcinomatosis in scirrhous gastric cancer

N‐glycosylation regulates MET processing and signaling

Placental Leucine Aminopeptidase as a Potential Specific Urine Biomarker for Invasive Ovarian Cancer

Recent Insights into Human Endometrial Peptidases in Blastocyst Implantation via Shedding of Microvesicles

De novo peptide grafting to a self-assembling nanocapsule yields a hepatocyte growth factor receptor agonist

Dimer Interface in Natural Variant NK1 Is Dispensable for HGF-Dependent Met Receptor Activation

CDCP1 promotes compensatory renal growth by integrating Src and Met signaling

Lasso-grafting of macrocyclic peptide pharmacophores yields multi-functional proteins

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Yukio Kato

Naohiro Terasaka

Hiroaki Kajiyama

Hiroaki Suga

Satoshi Watanabe

Katsuya Sakai

Motoko Takahashi

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