Takiko Daikoku

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Kanazawa University

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Professor Takiko Daikoku is a faculty member at Kanazawa University in Japan. Her research focuses on the interplay between circadian rhythms and reproductive biology, with a particular interest in metabolic enzymes and their roles in mammary gland development and placental function. Recent scholarly contributions include studies on tumor microenvironments, one-carbon metabolism in cancer treatment, and the impact of dietary habits on gynecological diseases.

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The Circadian Clock, Nutritional Signals and Reproduction: A Close Relationship

Mitochondrial one-carbon metabolic enzyme MTHFD2 facilitates mammary gland development during pregnancy

Immunosuppressive tumor microenvironment in uterine serous carcinoma via CCL7 signal with myeloid-derived suppressor cells

Uterine Deletion of Bmal1 Impairs Placental Vascularization and Induces Intrauterine Fetal Death in Mice

Cell Type-Specific Genetic Manipulation and Impaired Circadian Rhythms in Vip <sup> tTA</sup> Knock-In Mice

Brown adipocyte-specific knockout of Bmal1 causes mild but significant impairment of thermogenesis in mice

Time-Restricted Feeding Regulates Circadian Rhythm of Murine Uterine Clock

A novel oral inhibitor for one-carbon metabolism and checkpoint kinase 1 inhibitor as a rational combination treatment for breast cancer

Mucinous, endometrioid, and serous ovarian cancers with peritoneal dissemination are potent candidates for P-cadherin targeted therapy: a retrospective cohort study

Adolescent dietary habit-induced obstetric and gynecologic disease (ADHOGD) as a new hypothesis—possible involvement of clock system

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Naoto Nagata

Yusuke Tsuno

Naomi Sekizuka-Kagami

Shin-ichi Horike

Masanori Ono

Hiroshi Fujiwara

Hitoshi Ando

Taito Miyamoto

Koji Yamanoi

Hiroaki Yoshikawa

Michihiro Mieda

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