K. Tsuchiya

The paper identifies key virus-prokaryote infection pairs that drive viral shunt in a freshwater lake by analyzing metagenomic data from surface and deep layers over a year.

This study investigates interleg coordination during walking and finds that control is not strictly maintained until deviations from antiphase exceed a threshold, suggesting a dead zone in control similar to steering wheel dynamics.

The paper develops a new assay to evaluate latency-reversing agents by eliminating HIV-1 proviruses in a long-term cell culture system.

The paper identifies four microtubule-associated proteins that enable microtubule generation without γ-tubulin in human colon cancer cells.

This study shows that Ran-GTP is not essential for NuMA activation in spindle pole focusing but is required for HURP polarization and spindle length regulation during prometaphase.

The paper introduces a peptide-based method for delivering biomolecules into plant and algal cells via micropinocytosis, enabling efficient and high-throughput delivery of functional cargoes.

This paper develops a new in-house RQ-PCR method for detecting BCR-ABL1 transcripts in CML patients, showing higher sensitivity than commercial methods for monitoring minimal residual disease.

This study identifies a decay effect in bacterial growth rate measurements using optical turbidity and links it to genome reduction and cell size changes.