Takayuki Miki

Project Lecturer

University of Tokyo

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Takayuki Miki is a Project Lecturer at The University of Tokyo, Japan. His research focuses on the design and evaluation of peptide-based systems, including protein self-assembly, synthetic protein condensates, and supramolecular hydrogels. Recent articles highlight his work on intracellular protein interactions and the development of biosensors, with applications in cancer research and protein recruitment assays.

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Tatsuya Niwa

Assistant Professor

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Hisakazu Mihara

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Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Intracellular evaluation of protein droplet-forming capability using self-assembling peptide tags

De novo designed YK peptides forming reversible amyloid for synthetic protein condensates in mammalian cells

Proximity labeling and identification of endogenous client proteins recruited to Y15‐based artificial granules tethering a bait protein

Effects of Hydrophobic Residues on the Intracellular Self-Assembly of De Novo Designed Peptide Tags and Their Orthogonality

Pattern enrichment analysis for phage selection of stapled peptide ligands

Intracellular artificial supramolecules based on de novo designed Y15 peptides

A guide-tag system controlling client enrichment into Y15 peptide-based granules for an in-cell protein recruitment assay

Biofunctional supramolecular hydrogels fabricated from a short self-assembling peptide modified with bioactive sequences for the 3D culture of breast cancer MCF-7 cells

Selection of fluorescent biosensors against galectin-3 from an NBD-modified phage library displaying designed α-helical peptides

hDM2 protein-binding peptides screened from stapled α-helical peptide phage display libraries with different types of staple linkers

Construction of a Stapled α-Helix Peptide Library Displayed on Phage for the Screening of Galectin-3-Binding Peptide Ligands

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Tatsuya Niwa

Hisakazu Mihara

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