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  1. Getting to the "Heart" of Heart Beats: Cardiac thin filament structure and function revealed

    Osaka University team uses advanced electron cryomicroscopy and image analysis to reveal the structure of vital muscle thin filaments in the heart with the ...

    Located in Research Info / 2020
  2. Going viral: New cells for norovirus production in the lab

    Human norovirus is a major cause of infections that can be particularly dangerous to children and elderly people. Here, an Osaka University-led research team ...

    Located in Research Info / 2018
  3. Good Vibrations: Using Piezoelectricity to Ensure Hydrogen Sensor Sensitivity

    Researchers at Osaka University developed a new method that uses piezoelectric resonance to improve the manufacture of highly sensitive hydrogen sensors. By ...

    Located in Research Info / 2019
  4. Gut Instinct: Bile Acid-Triggered Bacterial Adaptation Characterized

    An international team led by Osaka University researchers has shown how the Salmonella protein RamR senses bile acids present in the gut, leading to the ...

    Located in Research Info / 2019
  5. Hematopoietic Stem Cells: Making Blood Thicker than Water

    An Osaka University-led team revealed that Ragnase-1 is a key regulator of the self-renewal and differentiation of hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells. ...

    Located in Research Info / 2019
  6. Heredity Matters: Ancestral Protease Functions as Protein Import Motor in Chloroplasts

    Japanese researchers identified a large novel protein complex in the inner chloroplast membrane that functions as a motor to import proteins into the ...

    Located in Research Info / 2018
  7. High-resolution pH Imaging Elucidates Energy Mechanisms in Creating Bacterial Flagella Located in Research Info / 2016
  8. How Bacteria Get Their Groove: Mechanism behind Flagellar Motility

    Most motile bacteria move by the use of flagella. While the flagellar motor components have been identified, it remains unclear how they are assembled and ...

    Located in Research Info / 2017
  9. Igniting the Rheumatoid Arthritis Flame Through A Cellular Cascade

    Osaka University-led international researchers identified a network of cells responsible for secretion of a key inflammatory cytokine in development of ...

    Located in Research Info / 2018
  10. Immune diseases inflict identical twins differently Located in Research Info / 2017
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