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    Self‐organization of human iPS cells into trophectoderm mimicking cysts induced by adhesion restriction using microstructured mesh scaffolds

    Self‐organization of human iPS cells into trophectoderm mimicking cysts induced by adhesion restriction using microstructured mesh scaffolds by Okeyo, Kennedy O., Tanabe, Maiko, Kurosawa, Osamu, Oana, Hidehiro, Washizu, Masao

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    Nuclear transplantation between allogeneic cells through topological reconnection of plasma membrane in a microfluidic system

    Nuclear transplantation between allogeneic cells through topological reconnection of plasma membrane in a microfluidic system by Okeyo, Kennedy O.

    Published in Biomicrofluidics
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    A microfluidic device for isolating intact chromosomes from single mammalian cells and probing their folding stability by controlling solution conditions

    A microfluidic device for isolating intact chromosomes from single mammalian cells and probing their folding stability by controlling solution conditions by Takahashi, Tomohiro, Okeyo, Kennedy O., Ueda, Jun, Yamagata, Kazuo, Washizu, Masao, Oana, Hidehiro

    Published in Scientific reports
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    Nucleosomes Exhibit Non‐uniform Unwrapping Along Native Chromatin Fibers with Increasing Salt Concentration as Revealed by Direct Imaging in a Microfluidic Channel

    Nucleosomes Exhibit Non‐uniform Unwrapping Along Native Chromatin Fibers with Increasing Salt Concentration as Revealed by Direct Imaging in a Microfluidic Channel by Mori, Hiroki, Okeyo, Kennedy O., Washizu, Masao, Oana, Hidehiro

    Published in Biotechnology journal
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    UPREGULATION OF ACTOMYOSIN CONTRACTILITY ENHANCES MECHANICAL INTEGRITY OF ACTIN CYTOSKELETON IN LAMELLIPODIA

    UPREGULATION OF ACTOMYOSIN CONTRACTILITY ENHANCES MECHANICAL INTEGRITY OF ACTIN CYTOSKELETON IN LAMELLIPODIA by Adachi, Taiji, Okeyo, Kennedy O

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