Y. Nagaoka - Concepedia

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Y. Nagaoka

Kyoto University

Also Known As

Nagaoka, Y., Y Nagaoka, Y. NAGAOKA, Y. Nagaoka, Yasuo NAGAOKA, Yoko Nagaoka, Yui Nagaoka, Yutaka Nagaoka

Publications

282

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Kyoto University Kyoto Pharmaceutical University Kansai University

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Y. Nagaoka is an author at Kyoto University specializing in medicine, biochemistry, and biomolecular engineering.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	4	4	125
2	Biochemistry	3	3	83
3	Biomolecular Engineering	3	3	108
4	Natural Sciences	2	2	53
5	Engineering	1	1	33

Y. Nagaoka

Publications

262

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	Year	Citations
Synthesis and cancer antiproliferative activity of new histone deacetylase inhibitors: hydrophilic hydroxamates and 2-aminobenzamide-containing derivatives Y. Nagaoka, Taishi Maeda, Yuki Kawai, European Journal of Medicinal Chemistry Histone Modifications2-Aminobenzamide-containing DerivativesMedicinal ChemistryDerivative (Chemistry)Derivatives	2006	42
Investigation of the antibacterial activity of 3-<i>O</i>-octanoyl-(-)-epicatechin T.P. Tim Cushnie, P. W. J. Taylor, Y. Nagaoka, Journal of Applied Microbiology	2008	33
A Simple Method for the Conversion of Primary Alcohols into Terminal Olefins Masayuki Matsushita, Y. Nagaoka, Hideaki Hioki, Chemistry Letters EngineeringSimple MethodOrganic ChemistryTerminal OlefinsPrimary Alcohols	1996	33
Solid-Phase Synthesis of Water-Soluble Helically Folded Hybrid α-Amino Acid/Quinoline Oligoamides Xiaobo Hu, Simon J. Dawson, Y. Nagaoka, The Journal of Organic Chemistry Xq Dimer MotifMolecular BiologyOrganic ChemistryPeptide ScienceWater-soluble Hybrid Oligoamides	2015	33
Trichosporin-B-III, an alpha-aminoisobutyric acid-containing peptide, causes Ca(2+)-dependent catecholamine secretion from adrenal medullary chromaffin cells. E. Tachikawa, Saburo Takahashi, Katsuro Furumachi, PubMed Animal PhysiologyNeuropeptidesAdrenal GlandBiochemistryMedicine	1991	30
Mevalonates Restore Zoledronic Acid–induced Osteoclastogenesis Inhibition Y. Nagaoka, Hiroshi Kajiya, Satoru Ozeki, Journal of Dental Research	2014	29
Fungal Metabolites. XV. Primary Structures of Antibiotic Peptides, Hypelcins B-I, B-II, B-III, B-IV and B-V, from Hypocrea peltata. Application of Electrospray Mass Spectrometry and Electrospray Mass Spectrometry/Mass Spectrometry. O Shima, Yoshio Takeda, Yoshihisa Takaishi, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Bulletin Biological Mass SpectrometrySecondary MetaboliteFungal MetabolitesPeptide SciencePeptide Chemistry	1994	20
Fungal Metabolites. XVII. Synthesis and NMR Study of Ion Channel-Forming Peptides, Trichosporin B-VIa and Its Derivative. Y. Nagaoka, A. Iida, Tetsuro Fujita Chemical and Pharmaceutical Bulletin	1994	16
Fungal Metabolites. X. The Effect of Peptide Antibiotics, Trichosporin-Bs, on the Respiratory Activity of Mitochondria. Masahiro Okuda, Shinichi Uesato, Y. Nagaoka, Biological and Pharmaceutical Bulletin	1994	15
Fungal Metabolites. XX. Effect of Proline Residue on the Structure of Ion-Channel-Forming Peptide, Trichosporin B-VIa. Y. Nagaoka, A. Iida, E. Tachikawa, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Bulletin	1995	11

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