Masaharu Tsuji

Associate Professor

National Institute of Technology, Tokyo College

Japan

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Masaharu Tsuji is an Associate Professor at the National Institute of Technology, Asahikawa College, Japan. His research focuses on the genomic analysis and ecological impact of fungi in extreme environments, particularly in Antarctica and the High Arctic. Recent publications include studies on the genome sequences of various yeast strains and surveys on fungal biodiversity in relation to climate change.

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National Institute of Polar Research

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Draft genome sequence of three Glaciozyma watsonii strains isolated from near the Syowa station area, East Antarctica

Draft genome sequence of the basidiomycetous yeast Mrakia hoshinonis JCM 32575 T isolated from Ellesmere Island, Canadian High Arctic

Genome Sequence of Basidiomycetous Yeast Mrakia gelida MGH-2, Isolated from Skarvsnes Ice-Free Area, East Antarctica

Survey on Fungi in Antarctica and High Arctic Regions, and Their Impact on Climate Change

High-Quality Genome Sequence of Cystobasidium tubakii JCM 31526 T , Isolated from East Ongul Island, Antarctica

Elemental Composition and Freezing Tolerance in High Arctic Fishes and Invertebrates

Draft Genome Sequences of Five Cystobasidium ongulense Strains Isolated from Areas near Syowa Station, East Antarctica

Glacier Retreat Results in Loss of Fungal Diversity

Identification of Fungal Communities Isolated from Himalayan Glacier Cryoconites

Response of Arctic biodiversity and ecosystem to environmental changes: Findings from the ArCS project

Comparative genomic analysis of arctic permafrost bacterium nesterenkonia sp. Pf2b19 to gain insights into its cold adaptation tactic and diverse biotechnological potential

Contrasting Patterns of Microbial Communities in Glacier Cryoconite of Nepali Himalaya and Greenland, Arctic

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Nozomu Takeuchi

Hisatomo Waga

Hiroki Takahashi

Irene D. Alabia

Toru Hirawake

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