Yuichi Ohya

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Kansai University

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Yuichi Ohya is a Professor at Kansai University in Japan. His research areas include the development of temperature-responsive hydrogels for stem cell delivery and biodegradable polymers for cancer immunotherapy. He has published extensively on topics such as immune response induction using injectable polymers and the synthesis of topological gels through innovative polymerization techniques.

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Akinori Kuzuya

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Kansai University

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Takayuki Kurokawa

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Hokkaido Daigaku

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Yuta Yoshizaki

Tohoku University

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Temperature‐Responsive Injectable Hydrogels Containing Gelatin and Cell Adhesion Peptides for Adipose‐Derived Stem Cell Delivery

Sustained‐Release of Antigens and CpG‐DNA using Temperature‐Responsive Biodegradable Injectable Polymers: Performance on Induction of Immune Responses

Gelation upon the Mixing of Amphiphilic Graft and Triblock Copolymers Containing Enantiomeric Polylactide Segments through Stereocomplex Formation

Innenrücktitelbild: Synthesis of Topological Gels by Penetrating Polymerization Using a Molecular Net (Angew. Chem. 11/2024)

Inside Back Cover: Synthesis of Topological Gels by Penetrating Polymerization Using a Molecular Net (Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 11/2024)

Synthesis of Topological Gels by Penetrating Polymerization Using a Molecular Net

Synthesis of Topological Gels by Penetrating Polymerization Using a Molecular Net

Development of immune cell delivery system using biodegradable injectable polymers for cancer immunotherapy

A systematic study on the effects of the structure of block copolymers of PEG and poly(ε-caprolactone-co-glycolic acid) on their temperature-responsive sol-to-gel transition behavior

Loss of multipotency in adipose-derived stem cells after culture in temperature-responsive injectable polymer hydrogels

Preparation of hyaluronic acid-coated polymeric micelles for nasal vaccine delivery

Synthesis of degradable double network gels using a hydrolysable cross-linker

Temperature-responsive biodegradable injectable polymers with tissue adhesive properties

Cellular therapy for myocardial ischemia using a temperature-responsive biodegradable injectable polymer system with adipose-derived stem cells

Postoperative Adhesion Prevention Using a Biodegradable Temperature-Responsive Injectable Polymer System and Concomitant Effects of the Chymase Inhibitor

Versatile Cell-Specific Ligand Arrangement System onto Desired Compartments of Biodegradable Matrices for Site-Selective Cell Adhesion Using DNA Tags

Small-Diameter Synthetic Vascular Graft Immobilized with the REDV Peptide Reduces Early-Stage Fibrin Clot Deposition and Results in Graft Patency in Rats

Stereocomplex crystallization, homocrystallization, and polymorphism of enantiomeric copolyesteramides poly(lactic acid‐ co ‐alanine)s from the melt

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Akinori Kuzuya

Takayuki Kurokawa

Yuta Yoshizaki

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