Yuki Tobimatsu

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Kyoto University

Japan

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Yuki Tobimatsu is a Professor at Kyoto University in Japan. His research encompasses lignin biosynthesis, plant cell wall dynamics, and the genetic modulation of lignin content in crops such as rice and sorghum. Recent publications include studies on the impact of stacked mutations on lignin composition, innovative approaches for lignocellulosic processing, and the role of specific transporters in taxane biosynthesis.

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Hiroshi Kamitakahara

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Kyoto University

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Toshiyuki Takano

Kyoto University

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Yuri Takeda-Kimura

Assistant Professor

Yamagata University

JAPAN

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Ian Godwin

Professor

University of Queensland

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Ohkmae K. Park

Korea University

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Lydia Pui Ying Lam

Assistant Professor

Akita University

JAPAN

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Takuji Miyamoto

Specially Appointed Assistant Professor

Niigata University

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Daisuke Urabe

Professor

University of Toyama

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Jinwoo Kim

Korea Basic Science Institute

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Laura Bartley

Associate Professor

Washington State University

UNITED STATES

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Shiro Suzuki

Associate Professor

Gifu University

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Essential yet dispensable: The role of CINNAMATE 4-HYDROXYLASE in rice cell wall lignification

Altered development and lignin deposition in rice p‐COUMAROYL ESTER 3‐HYDROXYLASE loss‐of‐function mutants

Electro-oxidation of synthetic lignin with linoleic acid and co-catalyst

Stacked mutations disrupting syringyl and <i>p</i>‐coumaroylated lignin biosynthesis result in lignin dominated by guaiacyl units in rice

A green degumming approach for lignocellulosic kenaf bast using ethanolamine deep eutectic solvent

Taxus NPF transporter involved in the uptake of 10‐deacetylbaccatin III facilitates the biosynthesis of taxane compounds

Striga hermonthica induces lignin deposition at the root tip to facilitate prehaustorium formation and obligate parasitism

Disruption of aldehyde dehydrogenase decreases cell wall‐bound p‐hydroxycinnamates and improves cell wall digestibility in rice

The distribution of monolignol glucosides coincides with lignification during the formation of compression wood in <i>Pinus thunbergii</i>

Altered Lignin Accumulation in Sorghum Mutated in Silicon Uptake Transporter <i>SbLsi1</i>

Lignocellulose molecular assembly and deconstruction properties of lignin-altered rice mutants

Regioselective stilbene O-methylations in Saccharinae grasses

SWATH-MS-based proteogenomic analysis reveals the involvement of alternative splicing in poplar upon lead stress

Hydrogen Peroxide Treatment of Softwood-Derived Poly(Ethylene Glycol)-Modified Glycol Lignin at Room Temperature

Effects of dietary variation on lignocellulose degradation and physiological properties of Nicobium hirtum larvae

Genome-edited rice deficient in two 4-COUMARATE:COENZYME A LIGASE genes displays diverse lignin alterations

Electro-Oxidation of Lignin Model Compounds and Synthetic Lignin with Transition-Metal Complexes (Manganese and Iron Complexes)

Existence of Syringyl α-Carbonyl-Type Tetrahydrofuran β–β Structure in Hardwood Lignins

Demethylation and tannin-like properties of guaiacyl/syringyl-type and syringyl-type dehydrogenation polymers using iodocyclohexane

Pathogen-induced autophagy regulates monolignol transport and lignin formation in plant immunity

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Hiroshi Kamitakahara

Toshiyuki Takano

Yuri Takeda-Kimura

Ian Godwin

Ohkmae K. Park

Lydia Pui Ying Lam

Takuji Miyamoto

Daisuke Urabe

Jinwoo Kim

Laura Bartley

Shiro Suzuki

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