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Authors:
SHIBAMOTO Y
OYA N
TSUJITANI M
FUNAYAMA N
TAKAHASHI M
Citation: Y. Shibamoto et al., PR-350, THE LEAST TOXIC 2-NITROIMIDAZOLE HYPOXIC CELL RADIOSENSITIZERFOR CLINICAL USE, European journal of cancer, 33, 1997, pp. 98-98
Authors:
TONEGAWA A
FUNAYAMA N
UENO N
TAKAHASHI Y
Citation: A. Tonegawa et al., MESODERMAL SUBDIVISION ALONG THE MEDIOLATERAL AXIS IN CHICKEN CONTROLLED BY DIFFERENT CONCENTRATIONS OF BMP-4, Development, 124(10), 1997, pp. 1975-1984
Authors:
GYOHDA A
FUNAYAMA N
KOMANO T
Citation: A. Gyohda et al., ANALYSIS OF DNA INVERSIONS IN THE SHUFFLON OF PLASMID R64, Journal of bacteriology, 179(6), 1997, pp. 1867-1871
Authors:
GUMBINER BM
FUNAYAMA N
GUGER K
GLUCK U
WONG E
VLEMINCKX K
FAGOTTO F
Citation: Bm. Gumbiner et al., CADHERINS, CATENINS AND EMBRYONIC PATTERNING IN XENOPUS, Molecular biology of the cell, 7, 1996, pp. 20-20
Authors:
FAGOTTO F
FUNAYAMA N
GLUCK U
GUMBINER BM
Citation: F. Fagotto et al., BINDING TO CADHERINS ANTAGONIZES THE SIGNALING ACTIVITY OF BETA-CATENIN DURING AXIS FORMATION IN XENOPUS, The Journal of cell biology, 132(6), 1996, pp. 1105-1114
Authors:
FUNAYAMA N
SHINKAI M
TAKAYANAGI I
Citation: N. Funayama et al., INHIBITORY EFFECTS OF D-NICOTINE ON THE RESPONSES EVOKED BY L-ISOMER IN TRACHEA AND BRONCHUS ISOLATED FROM GUINEA-PIG AND RABBIT, General pharmacology, 26(5), 1995, pp. 977-981
Authors:
FUNAYAMA N
FAGOTTO F
MCCREA P
GUMBINER BM
Citation: N. Funayama et al., EMBRYONIC AXIS INDUCTION BY THE ARMADILLO REPEAT DOMAIN OF BETA-CATENIN - EVIDENCE FOR INTRACELLULAR SIGNALING, The Journal of cell biology, 128(5), 1995, pp. 959-968
Authors:
FUNAYAMA N
SHINKAI M
EBISAWA S
ABE T
TAKAYANAGI I
Citation: N. Funayama et al., EFFECTS OF AGING ON REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN THE CONTRACTILE RESPONSESTO ACETYLCHOLINE AND NEUROKININ-A IN RABBIT AIRWAY, General pharmacology, 25(4), 1994, pp. 685-689
Authors:
FUNAYAMA N
GOROUMARUSHINKAI M
TAKAYANAGI I
Citation: N. Funayama et al., A REGIONAL DIFFERENCE OF THE EFFECT OF TACHYKININ ON CHOLINERGIC RESPONSE EVOKED BY ELECTRICAL-FIELD STIMULATION IN THE RABBIT AIRWAY, General pharmacology, 25(2), 1994, pp. 285-288
Authors:
TAKEUCHI K
SATO N
KASAHARA H
FUNAYAMA N
NAGAFUCHI A
YONEMURA S
TSUKITA S
TSUKITA S
Citation: K. Takeuchi et al., PERTURBATION OF CELL-ADHESION AND MICROVILLI FORMATION BY ANTISENSE OLIGONUCLEOTIDES TO ERM FAMILY MEMBERS, The Journal of cell biology, 125(6), 1994, pp. 1371-1384
Authors:
YANAKA A
FUNAYAMA N
YOKOTA H
MUTO H
ITO S
Citation: A. Yanaka et al., ROLE OF NITRIC-OXIDE IN RESTITUTION OF INJURED GUINEA-PIG GASTRIC-MUCOSA IN-VITRO, Gastroenterology, 106(4), 1994, pp. 10000213-10000213
Authors:
FUNAYAMA N
SHINKAI M
TAKAYANAGI I
Citation: N. Funayama et al., REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN CONTRACTILE RESPONSES TO TACHYKININ AGONISTS AND TO ELECTRICAL-FIELD STIMULATION ARE DEPENDENT ON DISTRIBUTION OF PROTEINASE ACTIVITY, Regulatory peptides, 46(1-2), 1993, pp. 275-277
Authors:
KIM SR
FUNAYAMA N
KOMANO T
Citation: Sr. Kim et al., NUCLEOTIDE-SEQUENCE AND CHARACTERIZATION OF THE TRAABCD REGION OF INCI1 PLASMID-R64, Journal of bacteriology, 175(16), 1993, pp. 5035-5042
Authors:
FUNAYAMA N
YANAKA A
YOKOTA H
MUTO H
Citation: N. Funayama et al., PROLONGED ANOXIA INCREASES PARACELLULAR PERMEABILITY AND ACCELERATES H-PIG GASTRIC-MUCOSA INVITRO( BACK DIFFUSION ACROSS GUINEA), Gastroenterology, 104(4), 1993, pp. 83-83
Authors:
YANAKA A
FUNAYAMA N
YOKOTA H
MUTO H
Citation: A. Yanaka et al., MILD HEAT-STRESS STIMULATES NA+ H+ EXCHANGE IN FROG OXYNTICOPEPTIC CELLS AND PROTECTS GASTRIC-MUCOSA FROM LUMINAL ACID/, Gastroenterology, 104(4), 1993, pp. 227-227
Authors:
YANAKA A
FUNAYAMA N
YOKOTA H
MUTO H
Citation: A. Yanaka et al., LUMINAL AMMONIA INHIBITS SODIUM-BICARBONATE COTRANSPORT AND RETARDS RESTITUTION OF INJURED BULLFROG GASTRIC-MUCOSA INVITRO, Gastroenterology, 104(4), 1993, pp. 227-227
Authors:
YANAKA A
FUNAYAMA N
YOKOTA H
MUTO H
Citation: A. Yanaka et al., MILD HEAT-STRESS STIMULATES NA+ H+ EXCHANGE IN GASTRIC GLANDS AND ATTENUATES CELLULAR DYSFUNCTION DURING ENSUING SEVERE HEAT-STRESS/, Gastroenterology, 104(4), 1993, pp. 228-228
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