Atsushi Miyajima is affiliated with the University of Tokyo in Japan. Their primary research focus lies within medicine and biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology, with extensive work across several subfields such as hepatology, surgery, molecular biology, biomedical engineering, and genetics.
The scientist's work encompasses significant studies on liver physiology and pathology, pancreatic function and diabetes, and advances in 3D printing applied to biomedical research. Other noteworthy research topics include pluripotent stem cells, microRNA in disease regulation, liver disease diagnosis and treatment, and extracellular vesicles related to disease processes.
The scientist has considerable publication records in various journals. The most frequent venues include Scientific Reports and Biotechnology and Bioengineering with four publications each, followed closely by Nature Communications and Communications Biology with two publications each, as well as Biochemical Engineering Journal.
Frequently collaborating with fellow researchers, Miyajima has worked closely with Taketomo Kido (23 publications), Yasuyuki Sakai (13 publications), Mathieu Danoy (13 publications), Éric Leclerc (10 publications), and Tohru Itoh (9 publications).
Significant papers authored or co-authored by Miyajima include:
Ken-ichi Arai;Frank Lee;Atsushi Miyajima;Shoichiro Miyatake
Kazuhiro Hayashida;Toshio Kitamura;Daniel M. Gorman;Ken-Ichi Arai
A. L.-F. Mui;H. Wakao;A.-M. O'farrell;N. Harada
Toshio Kitamura;Noriko Sato;Ken-ichi Arai;Atsushi Miyajima
Atsushi Miyajima;I Toshio Kitamura;I Nobuyuki Harada;Takashi Yokota
Armin Rump;Yoshihiro Morikawa;Minoru Tanaka;Sawako Minami
Atsushi Miyajima;Minoru Tanaka;Tohru Itoh
Akira Matsumoto;Masaaki Masuhara;Masaaki Masuhara;Kaoru Mitsui;Kaoru Mitsui;Masahiro Yokouchi;Masahiro Yokouchi
A. Miyajima;A. L.-F. Mui;T. Ogorochi;K. Sakamaki
F W Quelle;N Sato;B A Witthuhn;R C Inhorn
A. L.-F. Mui;H. Wakao;T. Kinoshita;T. Kitamura
Akihide Kamiya;Taisei Kinoshita;Yoshiaki Ito;Takaaki Matsui
Mayumi Onishi;Tetsuya Nosaka;Kazuhide Misawa;Alice L.-F. Mui
Naoto Itoh;Shin Yonehara;Jolanda Schreurs;Daniel M Gorman
K Sakamaki;I Miyajima;T Kitamura;A Miyajima
N. Sato;K. Sakamaki;N. Terada;K.-I. Arai
Naoki Tanimizu;Mitsuo Nishikawa;Hiroki Saito;Tohru Tsujimura
Yuichiro Miyaoka;Kazuki Ebato;Hidenori Kato;Satoko Arakawa
Takaya Satoh;Masato Nakafuku;Atsushi Miyajima;Yoshito Kaziro
T. Kinoshita;T. Yokota;K.-I. Arai;A. Miyajima
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