Faculty Information - GOTOH Takaya | Daito Bunka University

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GOTOH Takaya

Department Daito Bunka University Faculty of Sports and Health Science Department of Health Science

Daito Bunka University Graduate School Graduate School of Sports and Health Science Sports and Health Science

Job Professor

Academic background
1.	1992/03 Degree Acquisition	Faculty of Medicine Kagawa Medical University
2.	1992/04～1995/03	Doctorial Graduate School, Division of Medicine Kagawa Medical University Finished

Business career
1.	2004/04 ～ 2011/03	Jichi Medical University Faculty of Medicine

Books and Papers
1.	Papers	PKC-delta deficiency inhibits fetal development and is associated with heart elastic fiber hyperplasia and lung inflammation in adult PKC knockout mice PLOS ONE in press (Co-authored) 2021/07
2.	Papers	Glyosylation is a novel TGFb-independent post-tranaslational modification of Smasd2 Biochem Biophys Res Commun. 4 (521),pp.1010-1016 (Co-authored) 2020/01
3.	Papers	Novel function of HATs and HDACs in homologous recombination through acetylation of human RAD52 at double-strand break sites. PLoS Genet. 3 (314),pp.e1007277 (Co-authored) 2018/03
4.	Papers	Characteristics of three-dimensional prospectively isolated mouse bone marrow mesenchymal stem/stromal cell aggregates on nanoculture plates Stem Cells Int. (Co-authored) 2016/04
5.	Papers	Assessing the applicability of FISH-based prematurely condensed dicentric chromosome assay in triage biodosimetry Health Physics (Co-authored) 2014/10
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Academic conference presentation
1.	2012/06	Fukushima Nuclear Accident (European Association of Poisons Centres and clinical Toxicologist, XXXII International Congress,)
2.	2001/08	Prenylation of target GTPases contributes to signaling specificity of RasGRF (Gordon Conference,)
3.	2000/09	Differential Regulation of Ras Effector Signaling by Protein Kinase C (16th Annual Meeting On Oncogenes)
4.	1996/03	Identification of Rap1 as a target for the Crk SH3 Domain-Binding Guanine Nucleoide Releasing Factor C3G (Kystone Symposia On Molecular & Cellular Biology)