S. Yamamoto

This study investigates how different regions of the rodent medial agranular cortex affect unilateral spatial neglect severity and recovery.

The paper identifies nanobodies specific to triple-negative breast cancer by immunizing alpacas and screening phage libraries, showing their potential for diagnosis and targeted therapies.

This paper identifies how EIIAGlc interacts with ChiS to repress chitin utilization and natural transformation in V. cholerae under glucose conditions.

This study identifies serum albumin concentration as a tertiary risk factor for dialysis-related amyloidosis, showing that maintenance dialysis improves outcomes by increasing serum component concentrations.

This paper describes the discovery of S-217622, an oral non-covalent SARS-CoV-2 3CL protease inhibitor showing antiviral activity and favorable pharmacokinetics in preclinical studies.

This study shows that actin network architecture modulates MTOC positioning by balancing pushing forces from growing microtubules.

The study identifies a domestic cat hepadnavirus infection in a Japanese cat, showing genetic differences from global strains.

This study tests if oxytocin increases social grooming in bonobos, finding an overall increase but limited individual effects.

This paper integrates phylogenomic data and fossil records to refine the evolutionary timescale and classification of beetles, revealing a late Carboniferous origin and Cretaceous diversification.

This study shows that high glucose levels in urine promote Candida albicans growth and reduce susceptibility to azoles and 5-fluorocytosine.

The paper models behavioural synchronization in feral horses, finding that synchronization occurs both within and across social units, with stronger internal synchronization.

This study shows that centrioles and PCM cooperatively recruit CEP192 to spindle poles, promoting bipolar spindle formation in human cells.

This study evaluates how species traits and ecosystem characteristics affect eDNA detection rates in lake fish communities across Japan.

This study identifies ChiS as a noncanonical hybrid sensor kinase in Vibrio cholerae that directly regulates chitin utilization genes through DNA binding and RNA polymerase recruitment, bypassing traditional two-component signaling.

The paper estimates fish population abundance by integrating environmental DNA data with hydrodynamic modeling, showing results comparable to echo sounder methods.

The paper uses super-resolution imaging and mathematical modeling to show that Plk4 self-patterning drives centriole duplication.

The paper shows that Plk4 self-organization drives symmetry breaking in centriole duplication by controlling its localization and activity.

This study compares the structural diversity of plant-fungus networks across different fungal groups and geographic regions in Japanese forests.

The paper shows that mycorrhizal fungal communities influence seedling community assembly by affecting growth rates based on mycorrhizal type match/mismatch between resident plants and seedlings.