Takahide Matsui

associate professor

Nippon Medical School

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Takahide Matsui is an associate professor at Nippon Medical School in Japan. His research primarily focuses on autophagy, exosome release, and endosome maturation, as evidenced by his recent publications. Key contributions include studies on the recruitment of Syntaxin 17 to autophagosomes and the role of Rab proteins in exosome release and endosome formation.

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Hayashi Yamamoto

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Nippon Medical School

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Yuta Homma

National Institute of Infectious Diseases

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Yuji Sakai

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Institute for Life and medical Sciences, Kyoto University

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Mitsunori Fukuda

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Tohoku University

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Syntaxin 17 recruitment to mature autophagosomes is temporally regulated by PI4P accumulation

Syntaxin 17 recruitment to mature autophagosomes is temporally regulated by PI4P accumulation

Vps9d1 regulates tubular endosome formation through specific activation of Rab22A

VAMP5 and distinct sets of cognate Q-SNAREs mediate exosome release

TBC1D18 is a Rab5-GAP that coordinates endosome maturation together with Mon1

Rab39 and its effector UACA regulate basolateral exosome release from polarized epithelial cells

Rab39 and its effector UACA regulate basolateral exosome release from polarized epithelial cells

RBD11, a bioengineered Rab11-binding module for visualizing and analyzing endogenous Rab11

RBD11, a bioengineered Rab11-binding module for visualizing and analyzing endogenous Rab11

ALIX and ceramide differentially control polarized small extracellular vesicle release from epithelial cells

ALIX and ceramide differentially control polarized exosome release from epithelial cells

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Hayashi Yamamoto

Yuta Homma

Yuji Sakai

Mitsunori Fukuda

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