Yutaka Shindo

Associate professor

Kitasato University

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Yutaka Shindo is an Associate Professor at Kitasato University in Japan. His research focuses on cellular energy metabolism, intracellular signaling, and the development of fluorescent probes for biochemical applications. Recent articles highlight his work on calcium's role in neuronal activity and innovative strategies for live cell monitoring of vital enzymatic reactions.

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Yuki Hiruta

Keio University

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Kanazawa University

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Calcium-induced upregulation of energy metabolism heats neurons during neural activity

Live Cell Monitoring of Separase Activity, a Key Enzymatic Reaction for Chromosome Segregation, with Chimeric FRET-Based Molecular Sensor upon Cell Cycle Progression

Rational design of pH-responsive near-infrared spirocyclic cyanines: the effects of substituents and the external environment

Effect of the side chain composition of mixed-charge polymers on pH-selective cell–membrane interactions

Development of Phosphinate Ligand-Based Low-Affinity Ca2+ Fluorescent Probes and Application to Intracellular Ca2+ Imaging

Intracellular Mg2+ protects mitochondria from oxidative stress in human keratinocytes

Kinetic study of NADPH activation using ubiquinone-rhodol fluorescent probe and an IrIII-complex promoter at the cell interior

Live imaging of apoptotic signaling flow using tunable combinatorial FRET-based bioprobes for cell population analysis of caspase cascades

Organelle-selective near-infrared fluorescent probes for intracellular microenvironment labeling

Mechanical stimulus-evoked signal transduction between keratinocytes and sensory neurons via extracellular ATP

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Yuki Hiruta

Takeharu Nagai

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