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Lipid Sensor GPR120 Regulates Secretion of Gut Peptide Incretin Hormone GLP-1
Lipid sensor GPR120 is a drug target molecule for treating obesity and diabetes

Obesity and its associated disorders (e.g.,fatty liver and diabetes) are a serious global health problem.

Feb, 15, 2012
Novel Solid-State Polymer Electrolyte of Colloidal Crystal Decorated with Ionic-Liquid Polymer Brush
On the basis of a completely new concept, a novel solid electrolyte was developed, realizing a bipolar lithium-ion battery.

Prof. Tsujii, Prof. Sato and his research team successfully fabricated a leak/vapor-free, non-flammable and solid electrolyte by three-dimensionally self-assembling, in this membrane, the hybrid silica particles (PSiPs) with "concentrated" polymer brushes ...

Feb, 15, 2012
Terahertz Pulse Generates 1,000-Fold Increase in Electron Density
Findings point to advances in transistor and solar cell development

The study of carrier multiplication has become an essential part of many-body physics and materials science.

Feb, 15, 2012
Development of a Novel Artificial Dermis for Sustained Release of Growth Factors
Developmemt and clinical application of functional artificial dermis

Professor Suzuki and Lecturer Moromoto developed a novel artificial dermis that adds cell growth factor retention and controlled-release functions to conventional artificial dermis(see the figure below).

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