Masahiro Takinoue

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Tokyo Institute of Technology

Japan

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Prof. Masahiro Takinoue is a faculty member at the Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan. His research focuses on synthetic biology, particularly in the development of artificial cell-like structures using DNA nanotechnology and non-equilibrium chemical systems. His recent publications explore topics such as liquid DNA coacervates, intelligent artificial cells, and enzyme networks integrating DNA computing.

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Koki Kamiya

Gunma University

JAPAN

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Yusuke Sato

Associate Professor

Kyushu Institute of Technology

JAPAN

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KEI FUJIWARA

Assistant professor

Keio University

JAPAN

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Nobuhide Doi

Professor

Keio University

JAPAN

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Yuji Nashimoto

Associate Professor

Tokyo Medical and Dental University

JAPAN

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Kanta Tsumoto

Professor

Mie university

JAPAN

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Kaoru Hiramoto

Assistant Professor

Tohoku University

JAPAN

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Miho Yanagisawa

Associate Professor

University of Tokyo

JAPAN

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Kenichi Yoshikawa

Professor

Doshisha Daigaku - Kyotanabe Campus

JAPAN

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hitoshi shiku

Professor

Tohoku University

JAPAN

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Katarzyna P. Adamala

University of Minnesota

UNITED STATES

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Articles (18)

Liquid DNA Coacervates form Porous Capsular Hydrogels via Viscoelastic Phase Separation on Microdroplet Interface

Present and future of synthetic cell development

Pioneering artificial cell-like structures with DNA nanotechnology-based liquid-liquid phase separation

Transient control of lytic activity via a non-equilibrium chemical reaction system

DNA Droplets: Intelligent, Dynamic Fluid

Sequence-dependent fusion dynamics and physical properties of DNA droplets

Fabrication and Cell Culture Applications of Core‐Shell Hydrogel Fibers Composed of Chitosan/DNA Interfacial Polyelectrolyte Complexation and Calcium Alginate: Straight and Beaded Core Variations

Control of Reversible Formation and Dispersion of the Three Enzyme Networks Integrating DNA Computing

DNA droplets for intelligent and dynamical artificial cells: from the viewpoint of computation and non-equilibrium systems

Front Cover: Water‐in‐Water Droplets Selectively Uptake Self‐Assembled DNA Nano/Microstructures: a Versatile Method for Purification in DNA Nanotechnology (ChemBioChem 17/2022)

Water‐in‐Water Droplets Selectively Uptake Self‐Assembled DNA Nano/Microstructures: a Versatile Method for Purification in DNA Nanotechnology

Computational DNA Droplets Recognizing miRNA Sequence Inputs Based on Liquid–Liquid Phase Separation

Electrochemical Glue for Binding Chitosan–Alginate Hydrogel Fibers for Cell Culture

System concentration shift as a regulator of transcription-translation system within liposomes

Capsule-like DNA Hydrogels with Patterns Formed by Lateral Phase Separation of DNA Nanostructures

Aqueous Triple-Phase System in Microwell Array for Generating Uniform-Sized DNA Hydrogel Particles

Quantification of the effect of site-specific histone acetylation on chromatin transcription rate

Editorial on the Special Issue on Recent Advances of Molecular Machines and Molecular Robots

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Koki Kamiya

Yusuke Sato

KEI FUJIWARA

Nobuhide Doi

Yuji Nashimoto

Kanta Tsumoto

Kaoru Hiramoto

Miho Yanagisawa

Kenichi Yoshikawa

hitoshi shiku

Katarzyna P. Adamala

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