Shinya Kato

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Mie university

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Shinya Kato is an Assistant Professor at Mie University in Japan. His research focuses on the mechanisms of oxidative DNA damage and the interactions of various compounds with reactive oxygen species. Recent articles explore topics such as DNA damage caused by purpurin, the effects of acrylohydroxamic acid, and the therapeutic potential of hydrogen-rich water. He also investigates the diagnostic improvements in cerebral small vessel disease using advanced imaging techniques.

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Radiosensitization effect of liposome-encapsulated fullerenes on human melanoma

Open Date: 2014-04-01

Close Date: 2018-03-31

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Enhancing effects of vitamin C-regeneration gene and vitamin C recycling on prevention of cell death

Open Date: 2005-01-01

Close Date: 2007-12-31

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Hatasu Kobayashi

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Myricetin causes site-specific DNA damage via reactive oxygen species generation by redox interactions with copper ions

Oxidative DNA damage by N4-hydroxycytidine, a metabolite of the SARS-CoV-2 antiviral molnupiravir.

Copper-mediated DNA damage caused by purpurin, a natural anthraquinone.

Mechanism of reactive oxygen species generation and oxidative DNA damage induced by acrylohydroxamic acid, a putative metabolite of acrylamide.

Heat-retention effects of hydrogen-rich water bath assessed by thermography for humans

Carcinostatic effects of alkanoyl ascorbate plus platinum nano-colloid and stabilization of the esterolytically resultant ascorbate by hydrogen

Effects of platinum-coexisting dopamine with X-ray irradiation upon human glioblastoma cell proliferation

Micro-MRI improves the accuracy of clinical diagnosis in cerebral small vessel disease

Pro-/anti-oxidative properties of dopamine on membrane lipid peroxidation upon X-ray irradiation

Hydrogen-bubbled platinum-colloid suppresses human esophagus- or tongue-carcinoma cells with intracellular platinum-uptake and the diminished normal-cell mortality

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Hatasu Kobayashi

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