Tatsuyuki Yoshii

Assistant professor

Kyoto University

Japan

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Tatsuyuki Yoshii is an Assistant Professor at Kyoto University in Japan. His research focuses on innovative approaches in chemogenetics and synthetic biology, specifically in controlling membrane signaling and protein localization. Recent publications include works on light-controllable RNA-protein devices and engineered systems for multiplexed chemical control in living cells. His contributions aim to enhance our understanding of protein dynamics and cellular signaling pathways.

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A chemogenetic platform for controlling plasma membrane signaling and synthetic signal oscillation

Chemo-optogenetic Protein Translocation System Using a Photoactivatable Self-Localizing Ligand

Synthetic Protein Condensates That Inducibly Recruit and Release Protein Activity in Living Cells

Light-controllable RNA-protein devices for translational regulation of synthetic mRNAs in mammalian cells

An Improved Intracellular Synthetic Lipidation-Induced Plasma Membrane Anchoring System for SNAP-Tag Fusion Proteins

Designer Palmitoylation Motif-Based Self-Localizing Ligand for Sustained Control of Protein Localization in Living Cells and Caenorhabditis elegans

Engineering Orthogonal, Plasma Membrane-Specific SLIPT Systems for Multiplexed Chemical Control of Signaling Pathways in Living Single Cells

Chemogenetic Control of Protein Anchoring to Endomembranes in Living Cells with Lipid-Tethered Small Molecules

Golgi recruitment assay for visualizing small-molecule ligand–target engagement in cells

Protein-recruiting synthetic molecules targeting the Golgi surface

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Shunsuke Kawasaki

Shinya Tsukiji

Kyoko Atsuta-Tsunoda

Hideyuki Nakanishi

Kazuhiro Aoki

Toshiaki Furuta

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