Shuji AKIYAMA

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分子科学研究所/Institute for Molecular Science

Japan

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Shuji Akiyama is a Professor at the Institute for Molecular Science in Japan. His research focuses on the circadian clock system in cyanobacteria, exploring areas such as conformational changes, temperature compensation, and the regulation of ATPase activities. His recent publications include studies on tryptophan fluorescence probes and the effects of adenylate kinase on locomotor activity in medaka fish.

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Yoshihiko Furuike

The Graduate University for Advanced Studies, SOKENDAI

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Eiki Yamashita

Osaka University

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Shin-ichi Koda

助教/Assistant Professor

分子科学研究所/Institute for Molecular Science

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Shinji Saito

教授/Professor

分子科学研究所/Institute for Molecular Science

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Articles (10)

Cross-scale analysis of temperature compensation in the cyanobacterial circadian clock system

Highly sensitive tryptophan fluorescence probe for detecting rhythmic conformational changes of KaiC in the cyanobacterial circadian clock system

Regulation mechanisms of the dual ATPase in KaiC

Elucidation of master allostery essential for circadian clock oscillation in cyanobacteria

Slow and temperature-compensated autonomous disassembly of KaiB–KaiC complex

Adenylate kinase 1 overexpression increases locomotor activity in medaka fish

Author Correction: Conformational rearrangements of the C1 ring in KaiC measure the timing of assembly with KaiB (Scientific Reports, (2018), 8, 1, (8803), 10.1038/s41598-018-27131-8)

Tuning the circadian period of cyanobacteria up to 6.6 days by the single amino acid substitutions in KaiC

Biophysical research in Okazaki, Japan

Treasurer’s comments on the financial position of the Biophysical Society of Japan

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Yoshihiko Furuike

Eiki Yamashita

Shin-ichi Koda

Shinji Saito

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