YUTAKA INAGAKI

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Tokai Daigaku Igakubu

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Yutaka Inagaki is a Professor at Tokai Daigaku Igakubu in Japan. His research areas focus on liver injury mechanisms, the role of bile acids in cholangitis, and the effects of Notch signaling in hepatocarcinogenesis. In addition to his work on collagen's therapeutic effects on wound healing, he investigates cellular responses to extracellular matrix detachment and the metabolic adaptations of cancer cells. His recent studies also explore innovative methods for enhancing exosome-based delivery systems in biomedical applications.

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Abd Aziz Ibrahim

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Tokai University

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Teiko Seki

National Institute for Materials Science

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Toshiaki Tanaka

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Akira Honda

University of Tokyo Hospital

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Yoh-ichi Tagawa

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Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Kota Tsuruya

Tokai University

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Liver-specific Nr1h4 deletion in mice with human-like bile acid composition causes severe liver injury

Abcb4-defect cholangitis mouse model with hydrophobic bile acid composition by in vivo liver-specific gene deletion

Visualized procollagen Iα1 demonstrates the intracellular processing of propeptides

Two distinct Notch signals, Delta-like 4/Notch1 and Jagged-1/Notch2, antagonistically regulate chemical hepatocarcinogenesis in mice

Modification of exosomes with carbonate apatite and a glycan polymer improves transduction efficiency and target cell selectivity

External administration of moon jellyfish collagen solution accelerates physiological wound healing and improves delayed wound closure in diabetic model mice

Inhibition of plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 attenuates against intestinal fibrosis in mice

Metabolic reprogramming sustains cancer cell survival following extracellular matrix detachment

Visualization and isolation of zone-specific murine hepatocytes that maintain distinct cytochrome P450 oxidase expression in primary culture

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Abd Aziz Ibrahim

Teiko Seki

Toshiaki Tanaka

Akira Honda

Yoh-ichi Tagawa

Kota Tsuruya

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