Shoji Jun'ya

ショウジジュンヤ | Shoji Jun'ya

Affiliation and department：
Job title：博士研究員

Research field (3)： Applied microbiology , Cell biology , Molecular biology

Research keywords (14)：細胞内カルシウム , 低分子量GTPase , 細胞極性 , 小胞輸送 , SNARE , 液胞 , 糸状菌 , Calcium signalling , small GTPases , polarized growth , vesicular trafficking , SNARE , vacuoles , filamentous fungi

Research theme for competitive and other funds (6)：

2004 - 2008 糸状菌における液胞機能の研究
2004 - 2006 Studies on vacuoles in filamentous fungi
糸状菌の菌糸融合における低分子量GTPaseの解析
糸状菌における小胞輸送経路の解析
Investigating the role of small GTPases in the process of cell-cell recognition during CAT homing and fusion

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MISC (20)：

Jun-ya Shoji, Takashi Kikuma, Manabu Arioka, Katsuhiko Kitamoto. Macroautophagy-Mediated Degradation of Whole Nuclei in the Filamentous Fungus Aspergillus oryzae. PLOS ONE. 2010. 5. 12. e15650
Adokiye Berepiki, Alexander Lichius, Jun-Ya Shoji, Jens Tilsner, Nick D. Read. F-Actin Dynamics in Neurospora crassa. EUKARYOTIC CELL. 2010. 9. 4. 547-557
PLoS One. Macroautophagy-mediated degradation of whole nuclei in the filamentous fungus Aspergillus oryzae. Shoji JY, Kikuma T, Arioka M, Kitamoto K. 2010. 5. 12. e15650
Nick D. Read, Alexander Lichius, Jun-ya Shoji, Andrew B. Goryachev. Self-signalling and self-fusion in filamentous fungi. CURRENT OPINION IN MICROBIOLOGY. 2009. 12. 6. 608-615
Yujiro Higuchi, Jun-ya Shoji, Manabu Arioka, Katsuhiko Kitamoto. Endocytosis is crucial for cell polarity and apical membrane recycling in the filamentous fungus Aspergillus oryzae. Eukaryotic cell. 2009. 8. 1. 37-46

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Professional career (3)：

Bachelor of Agriculture (The University of Tokyo)
Master of Agriculture (The University of Tokyo)
Ph. D. (The University of Tokyo)

Work history (2)：

2007 - 2008 The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences
2007 - - post-doctoral researcher at the University of Tokyo

Association Membership(s) (2)：

日本農芸化学会 , The Society for Biotechnology, Japan

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