Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Kunio Miyake"
- Kunio Miyake's recent research primarily focuses on the implications of maternal health and environmental factors on pregnancy outcomes and child development, emphasizing the significance of various maternal conditions and diet during pregnancy.
- His studies, part of the Japan Environment and Children's Study, reveal associations between excess weight gain, neonatal transfer, and dietary fiber intake with risks of prolonged labor, impaired mother-infant bonding, and developmental delays in children.
- Additionally, Miyake explores the molecular mechanisms of TGF-β signaling in cellular context-dependent processes, contributing to a better understanding of gene regulation and potential biomarkers for predicting therapeutic responses in acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
