Eiichi Kumamoto is affiliated with the Saga Group in the United Kingdom and has contributed to the field of medicine, focusing primarily on physiology and molecular biology. Their research intersects multiple specialized areas including pain mechanisms and treatments, ion channel regulation and function, and complementary and alternative medicine studies.
Their body of work reflects a multidisciplinary approach encompassing aspects of sensory systems, veterinary pharmacology and anesthesia, as well as herbal medicine research studies. Kumamoto's expertise also covers ion channels and receptors and explores essential oils and antimicrobial activity within the scope of complementary therapies.
Eiichi Kumamoto has published several papers across diverse venues. Notable recent publications include:
Although not a primary author, Kumamoto is associated through coauthorship to work published in Phytomedicine Plus in 2021, specifically "Spontaneous excitatory transmission enhancement produced by linalool and its isomer geraniol in rat spinal substantia gelatinosa neurons - involvement of transient receptor potential channels."
Kumamoto frequently collaborates with researchers such as Chong Wang, Tsugumi Fujita, and Hiroki Yasuda. Their publications are disseminated in journals notable for medical and biological sciences, including Pharmaceuticals, Biomolecules, Phytomedicine Plus, and Encyclopedia.
This scientist's research topics emphasize mechanisms underlying pain and its management, focusing on the modulation of ion channels, which are critical to nerve signal transmission and sensory perception. Their work also crosses into veterinary pharmacology and explores plant-derived compounds and their pharmacological effects.
Kun Yang;Eiichi Kumamoto;Hidemasa Furue;Megumu Yoshimura
Yasuhiko Kawasaki;Eiichi Kumamoto;Hidemasa Furue;Megumu Yoshimura
T. Kohno;T. Kohno;E. Kumamoto;H. Higashi;K. Shimoji
Motoki Sonohata;Hidemasa Furue;Toshihiko Katafuchi;Toshiharu Yasaka
Masafumi Kosugi;Terumasa Nakatsuka;Tsugumi Fujita;Yasuo Kuroda
T Nakatsuka;T Ataka;E Kumamoto;T Tamaki
Kenji Kuba;Eiichi Kumamoto
H. Furue;K. Narikawa;E. Kumamoto;M. Yoshimura
A Ito;E Kumamoto;M Takeda;K Shibata
Toyofumi Ataka;Toyofumi Ataka;Eiichi Kumamoto;Koki Shimoji;Megumu Yoshimura
Keita Narikawa;Hidemasa Furue;Eiichi Kumamoto;Megumu Yoshimura
Wataru Taniguchi;Terumasa Nakatsuka;Nobuyuki Miyazaki;Hiroshi Yamada
Kun Yang;Eiichi Kumamoto;Hidemasa Furue;Yun-Qing Li
Minako Iyadomi;Ikuo Iyadomi;Eiichi Kumamoto;Katsumaro Tomokuni
Toshifumi Kosugi;Kotaro Mizuta;Tsugumi Fujita;Mikio Nakashima
Terumasa Nakatsuka;Jin-Soo Park;Eiichi Kumamoto;Tetsuya Tamaki
C Luo;E Kumamoto;H Furue;J Chen
Tatsuro Kohno;Eiichi Kumamoto;Hiroshi Baba;Toyofumi Ataka
R Katsuki;T Fujita;A Koga;T Liu
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T. Fujita;E. Kumamoto
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