Shigehito Osawa

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Tokyo Women's Medical University

Japan

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Shigehito Osawa is an Assistant Professor at Tokyo Women's Medical University in Japan. His research areas focus on the development and characterization of novel polymers, including studies on hydrogels, dye solubilization, and the physicochemical properties of various polymer systems. Recent publications highlight his work on the properties of polymer-polyplexes and the enhancement of pigment dispersibility in thick inks, contributing to advancements in materials science and biomedical applications.

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Yokohama National University

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Poly(sarcosine) and Poly(2-ethyl-2-oxazoline) Tethered To mRNA Provide Stealth Properties To mRNA Polyplexes

A water-soluble polymer having blue color and metal–ligand property derived from dipicolylamide structures

Effect of CO2 release behavior on the crosslinking degree of alginate hydrogels prepared with CaCO3 and carbonated water

Improved pigment dispersibility in thick inks based on increased molecular dispersion of poorly water-soluble block copolymers

Mechanical properties of poly(N‐acryloyl‐glycinamide) hydrogels dependent on initiation number of the polymerization reaction

Investigating the effect of the micelle structures of block and random copolymers on dye solubilization

Physicochemical Properties of Egg-Box-Mediated Hydrogels with Transiently Decreased pH Employing Carbonated Water

Controlled polymerization of metal complex monomers – fabricating random copolymers comprising different metal species and nano-colloids

An interpenetrating polymer network hydrogel with biodegradability through controlling self-assembling peptide behavior with hydrolyzable cross-linking networks

Accelerated Redox Reaction of Hydrogen Peroxide by Employing Locally Concentrated State of Copper Catalysts on Polymer Chain

Potentiometric Determination of Circulating Glycoproteins by Boronic Acid End-Functionalized Poly(ethylene glycol)-Modified Electrode

Enhanced function of chondrocytes in a chitosan‐based hydrogel to regenerate cartilage tissues by accelerating degradability of the hydrogel via a hydrolysable crosslinker

Direct Observation of Cell Surface Sialylation by Atomic Force Microscopy Employing Boronic Acid–Sialic Acid Reversible Interaction

Transient stealth coating of liver sinusoidal wall by anchoring two-armed PEG for retargeting nanomedicines

Installation of a Thermoswitchable Hydrophobic Domain into a Unimer Polyion Complex for Enhanced Cellular Uptake of siRNA

Influence of anchoring segments on methacrylate-based comb-type hydrophilic polymer segments coated on silica surfaces using the grafting-to method

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Satoshi Uchida

Michihiro Iijima

Hidenori Otsuka

Yuki Mochida

Akihiko KIKUCHI

Yuji Miyahara

Hidetomo Yokoo

Kazutoshi Iijima

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