Naoko Imamoto is a researcher affiliated with RIKEN in Japan, specializing in biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology. Their body of work includes significant contributions to molecular biology, with additional research spanning plant science, physical and theoretical chemistry, physiology, and nutrition and dietetics.
Their research topics focus prominently on RNA research and splicing, nuclear structure and function, and genomics and chromatin dynamics. They have also explored heat shock proteins, chromosomal and genetic variations, RNA and protein synthesis mechanisms, as well as thermodynamics and calorimetric analyses.
Naoko Imamoto's recent publications include:
The frequent co-authors working with Naoko Imamoto include:
Their publications are often featured in venues such as Genes to Cells, Nature Communications, iScience, Life Science Alliance, and Scientific Reports. Among these, Genes to Cells has published multiple works by this researcher.
Makio Tokunaga;Makio Tokunaga;Naoko Imamoto;Kumiko Sakata-Sogawa
Kerstin S. Wendt;Keisuke Yoshida;Takehiko Itoh;Masashige Bando
Setsuko Sahara;Mamoru Aoto;Yutaka Eguchi;Naoko Imamoto
Toshihiro Sekimoto;Naoko Imamoto;Koichi Nakajima;Toshio Hirano
Harukazu Suzuki;Alistair R.R. Forrest;Erik Van Nimwegen;Carsten O. Daub
Yoshinori Nishino;Mikhail Eltsov;Yasumasa Joti;Kazuki Ito
Fumihiko Yokoya;Naoko Imamoto;Taro Tachibana;Yoshihiro Yoneda
Yoshinori Nishino;Yukio Takahashi;Naoko Imamoto;Tetsuya Ishikawa
N Imamoto;T Shimamoto;T Takao;T Tachibana
Soo Jae Lee;Toshihiro Sekimoto;Eiki Yamashita;Emi Nagoshi
Tokuko Haraguchi;Takako Koujin;Tomohiro Hayakawa;Toru Kaneda
Daniel G Booth;Masatoshi Takagi;Luis Sanchez-Pulido;Elizabeth Petfalski
Shingo Kose;Naoko Imamoto;Taro Tachibana;Takuya Shimamoto
N Imamoto;T Shimamoto;S Kose;T Takao
Hidetaka Kosako;Hidetaka Kosako;Nozomi Yamaguchi;Chizuru Aranami;Masato Ushiyama;Masato Ushiyama
Naoko Imamoto;Yosuke Matsuoka;Toshinao Kurihara;Kenji Kohno
David Vanneste;Masatoshi Takagi;Naoko Imamoto;Isabelle Vernos;Isabelle Vernos
Yoichi Miyamoto;Naoko Imamoto;Toshihiro Sekimoto;Taro Tachibana
Saera Hihara;Chan-Gi Pack;Kazunari Kaizu;Tomomi Tani
Naoko Imamoto;Taro Tachibana;Masami Matsubae;Yoshihiro Yoneda
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