Naoya Shibayama

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Jichi Medical University

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Naoya Shibayama is a Professor at Jichi Medical University, Japan. His research areas include autophagy regulation in chronic myeloid leukemia, structural biology of hemoglobin, and advanced imaging techniques for biological macromolecules. Recent articles highlight his work on X-ray fluorescence holography and protein dynamics, contributing significantly to the understanding of hemoglobin functionality and amyloid precursor structures.

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Articles (9)

Novel insights into the ULK2-FIP200-AMPK-mediated regulation of autophagy and BCR::ABL degradation in chronic myeloid leukemia

Analysis of β‐C‐terminal salt bridges in T‐state hemoglobin by trapping tertiary conformations in silica gels

Effects of allosteric effectors on oxygen binding to crystals of hemoglobin in the R‐quaternary structure

Development of serial X-ray fluorescence holography for radiation-sensitive protein crystals

Tracking the Structural Development of Amyloid Precursors in the Insulin B Chain and the Inhibition Effect by Fibrinogen

X-ray fluorescence holography of biological metal sites: Application to myoglobin

Freezable and Unfreezable Hydration Water: Distinct Contributions to Protein Dynamics Revealed by Neutron Scattering

Direct observation of ligand migration within human hemoglobin at work

Pumping mechanism of NM-R3, a light-driven bacterial chloride importer in the rhodopsin family

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Jae-Hyun Park

Naoki Yamamoto

Naohisa Happo

Ayana Sato-Tomita

Akira Naito

Tomohiro Matsushita

Eri Chatani

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