Seiji Kojima

associate professor

Nagoya University

Japan

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Seiji Kojima is an associate professor at Nagoya University in Japan. His research primarily focuses on the structural and functional aspects of bacterial motility and the flagellar motor, as illustrated in his recent publications. Notable areas of his work include the regulatory mechanisms of flagellar rotation, sodium ion pathways, and the roles of various proteins in flagellar assembly and function.

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Regulatory Role of a Hydrophobic Core in the FliG C-Terminal Domain in the Rotary Direction of a Flagellar Motor

Structural analysis of S-ring composed of FliFG fusion proteins in marine Vibrio polar flagellar motor

Structural insight into sodium ion pathway in the bacterial flagellar stator from marine Vibrio.

Structure, function, and biophysics of bacterial motility and the flagellar motor—IUPAB2024 session commentary

Roles of linker region flanked by transmembrane and peptidoglycan binding region of PomB in energy conversion of the Vibrio flagellar motor

Function and Structure of FlaK, a Master Regulator of the Polar Flagellar Genes in Marine Vibrio

Formation of multiple flagella caused by a mutation of the flagellar rotor protein FliM in Vibrio alginolyticus

Roles of the second messenger c‐di‐GMP in bacteria: Focusing on the topics of flagellar regulation and Vibrio spp.

ZomB is essential for chemotaxis of Vibrio alginolyticus by the rotational direction control of the polar flagellar motor

Two Distinct Conformations in 34 FliF Subunits Generate Three Different Symmetries within the Flagellar MS-Ring

A slight bending of an α-helix in FliM creates a counterclockwise-locked structure of the flagellar motor in Vibrio

Putative Spanner Function of the Vibrio PomB Plug Region in the Stator Rotation Model for Flagellar Motor

Role of the N- and C-Terminal Regions of FliF, the MS Ring Component in the Vibrio Flagellar Basal Body

Site-Directed Cross-Linking Identifies the Stator-Rotor Interaction Surfaces in a Hybrid Bacterial Flagellar Motor

The flagellar motor of Vibrio alginolyticus undergoes major structural remodeling during rotational switching

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Matt Baker

Jun-ichi Kishikawa

Katsumi Imada

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