Masaharu Nagayama

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Hokkaido University

Japan

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Masaharu Nagayama is a Professor at Hokkaido University, Japan. His research areas focus on cell–cell adhesion in stratified epithelia, surface modification of gold nanoparticles, and mathematical models related to self-propelled motion. He has published various articles including studies on chemotaxis, reaction-diffusion systems, and the dynamics of Notch activity in cellular contexts.

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Hiroyuki Kitahata

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Chiba University

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Hideyuki Mitomo

Tohoku University

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satoshi nakata

Hiroshima University

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Yasuaki Kobayashi

Josai University

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Yosuke Mai

Harvard University

UNITED STATES

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Makoto Sato

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Yutaka Sumino

Associate Professor

University of Tokyo

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Takeshi Gotoda

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Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Xujun Han

Assistant professor

Kanazawa University

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Masaharu Nagayama

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Articles (10)

Patterning in stratified epithelia depends on cell–cell adhesion

Fair surface modification with mixed alkanethiols on gold nanoparticles through minimal unfair ligand exchange

Catch and Release Chemotaxis

Cover Feature: Catch and Release Chemotaxis (ChemSystemsChem 2/2022)

On a numerical bifurcation analysis of a particle reaction-diffusion model for a motion of two self-propelled disks

Global existence of a unique solution and a bimodal travelling wave solution for the 1D particle-reaction-diffusion system

Intracellular trafficking of Notch orchestrates temporal dynamics of Notch activity in the fly brain

A surfactant reaction model for the reciprocating motion of a self-propelled droplet

Existence and non-existence of asymmetrically rotating solutions to a mathematical model of self-propelled motion

Two Floating Camphor Particles Interacting through the Lateral Capillary Force

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Hiroyuki Kitahata

Hideyuki Mitomo

satoshi nakata

Yasuaki Kobayashi

Yosuke Mai

Makoto Sato

Yutaka Sumino

Takeshi Gotoda

Xujun Han

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