Publications by authors named "A Fujiyama"

Analysis of genome-scale evolution has been difficult in large, endangered animals because opportunities to collect high-quality genetic samples are limited. There is a need for novel field-friendly, cost-effective genetic techniques. This study conducted an exome-wide analysis of a total of 42 chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) across six African regions, providing insights into population discrimination techniques.

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  • The study assessed the effectiveness of the spring-and-loop with clip (S-O clip) in gastric endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) by comparing outcomes in 290 patients with early gastric neoplasms who did and did not use the clip.
  • Results indicated that patients using the S-O clip had significantly shorter procedure times (44.4 minutes vs. 61.1 minutes) and higher complete resection rates (97.9% vs. 92.6%) compared to those without the clip.
  • The findings suggest that the S-O clip enhances efficiency and outcomes in ESD, particularly benefiting less experienced endoscopists during procedures.
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The Genji firefly, Nipponoluciola cruciata, is an aquatic firefly endemic to Japan, inhabiting a wide area of the Japanese archipelago. The luminescence of fireflies is a scientifically interesting phenomenon, and many studies have evaluated this species in Japan. In this study, we sequenced the whole genome of male N.

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This study provided a geographic and technical matching approach supporting low-carbon style recycling systems, demonstrated using polyvinyl chloride waste (PVCW) generated in 2018 in Mie Prefecture, Japan. From a carbon dioxide (CO) emission basis, mechanical/material recycling (MR) and energy recovery facilities were all allocated full capacity; however, parts of chemical recycling facilities were excluded in the optimal solutions. From the spatial distribution of the allocated result, we confirmed a trend that to achieve the minimum total emissions, the matchings from pretreatment to recycling facilities were done based on a nearby priority rule.

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