T. Yamada

This study identifies the TrPtk2-TrPma1 pathway in Trichophyton rubrum as critical for terbinafine tolerance and suggests it as a target for antifungal therapy.

The paper uses a mathematical model to show that neonicotinoids and Varroa mites disrupt the seasonal extension of bee colony longevity during overwintering.

The paper investigates the onset of anharmonicity in a protein and its surface water around 200 K, finding they are decoupled, with the protein's transition being intrinsic and the water's being a resolution effect.

This paper improves the SPICA force field to better simulate proteins, including IDPs and peripheral proteins, by introducing secondary structure-dependent nonbonded parameters and re-optimizing interactions.

The paper evaluates pesticide concentrations administered to honey bee colonies in field experiments and proposes guidelines for appropriate dosing based on intake data.

The paper examines how salmon egg availability affects brown dipper abundance and distribution, finding a strong correlation with spawning redds.

This paper uses neutron crystallography to reveal the charge neutralization and β-elimination mechanism of FoRham1, an enzyme that cleaves gum arabic.

The paper describes a LRRC8 chimera with physiologically relevant properties, revealing a heptameric structure and the role of membrane lipids in channel function.

This paper introduces a method to identify environmental stimuli and genes involved in genotype-by-environment interactions using large-scale multi-environment data.

This study shows that inhibiting immunoglobulin class-switching prevents pemphigus onset in mice, with FcγRIIB signaling attenuation contributing to disease.

This study shows oxicam-type NSAIDs like tenoxicam enhance Agrobacterium-mediated transformation in plants by temporarily suppressing immune responses, improving both transient and stable transformation efficiency.

This study investigates how day length affects flowering time in Miscanthus and sugarcane to enable synchronized hybridization, finding that day length requirements vary by species and geographic origin.

This study identifies distinct SOX2 transcriptional programs in different SCLC subtypes and highlights the therapeutic potential of targeting the ASCL1-SOX2 axis in classical SCLC.

This paper introduces a space-saving visual screening method, GmFAST, for transgenic soybean development, which identifies homozygous lines with increased seed yield and oil production.

This study reports the structure of the clostridial binary toxin translocation channel and its complex with ADP-ribosyltransferase, revealing a novel mechanism of N-terminal unfolding for protein translocation.

This study identifies mucin O-glycans as a fermentation substrate for n-butyrate production, which supports immune homeostasis in the gut.