Publications by authors named "G Egusa"
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- Protein-protein interactions (PPIs) are crucial for many biological functions, and understanding them is essential for studying how proteins work.
- The study proposes a straightforward method to assess PPI using mammalian cells, involving introduction of expression vectors, cell lysis, and protein isolation with an affinity gel.
- The researchers also suggest using affinity antibodies to confirm PPIs, highlighting the importance of maintaining protein integrity throughout the process for accurate results.
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- * Long-term use of stimulants to maintain their function can have undesirable side effects, making PPARα a better target for preserving beige adipocytes.
- * Pemafibrate, a medication used for treating dyslipidemia, has been shown to enhance the thermogenic ability of these cells, reduce body weight gain, and improve glucose tolerance in obese mouse models.
Autoantibodies Against ApoB-100 as a New Marker of Coronary Vulnerable Plaque.
J Atheroscler Thromb
October 2021
Japanese Americans include Japanese individuals migrating from Japan to the United States (first-generation Japanese Americans [JA-1]) and their offspring (second- or later-generation Japanese Americans [JA-2]). Although Japanese Americans share their genetic predisposition with the Japanese, their lifestyles have been westernized rapidly and extensively. We conducted a medical survey for atherosclerosis among Japanese Americans living in Hawaii and Los Angeles and native Japanese living in Hiroshima for 50 years since 1970 (the Hawaii-Los Angeles-Hiroshima Study) and obtained the following results:(1) In the 1990s, a westernized lifestyle induced hyperlipidemia among Japanese Americans, and based on the evaluation of the carotid artery intima-media wall thickness (IMT), atherosclerosis was apparently more advanced in Japanese Americans than in native Japanese.
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