Shota Suzuki

project assistant profoassor

Institute of Science Tokyo

Japan

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Shota Suzuki is a Project Assistant Professor at the Institute of Science Tokyo, Japan. His research primarily focuses on structural biology, utilizing cryo-electron microscopy to explore protein interactions and receptor signaling mechanisms. Recent publications include studies on adenylyl cyclase 9, aquaglyceroporins, and the calcium-sensing receptor, contributing valuable insights into protein structure and function.

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2020

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Hiroshi Suzuki

Tokyo Medical and Dental University

JAPAN

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Yoshinori Fujiyoshi

Distinguished Professor

Tokyo Medical and Dental University

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Atsunori Oshima

Nagoya University

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Takayuki Kato

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Osaka University

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Hidekazu Hiroaki

Professor

Nagoya University

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Articles (9)

Structural insights into human adenylyl cyclase 9 in complex with Gαs by cryo-EM

Narrowed pore conformations of aquaglyceroporins AQP3 and GlpF

Structural insights into the engagement of lysophosphatidic acid receptor 1 with different G proteins

Cryo-EM structure of the calcium-sensing receptor complexed with the kokumi substance γ-glutamyl-valyl-glycine

Structural analysis of the water channel AQP2 by single-particle cryo-EM

Structural basis of hydroxycarboxylic acid receptor signaling mechanisms through ligand binding

A cryptic phosphate-binding pocket on the SPFH domain of human stomatin that regulates a novel fibril-like self-assembly

Structural insight into the activation mechanism of MrgD with heterotrimeric Gi-protein revealed by cryo-EM

Presence of intrinsically disordered proteins can inhibit the nucleation phase of amyloid fibril formation of Aβ(1–42) in amino acid sequence independent manner

Collaborators (5)

Hiroshi Suzuki

Yoshinori Fujiyoshi

Atsunori Oshima

Takayuki Kato

Hidekazu Hiroaki

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