Members
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● Minsoo KIM Associate Professor
Research Interests: Biology
Research Topic: Deciphering the “Ubiquitin codes”
Short Introduction
Minsoo is studying on the small protein called “Ubiquitin” since she came to Japan. Ubiquitin is covalently attached to the substrate protein. This protein post translational modification called “ubiquitination”. Ubiquitination regulates various cellular processes and contribute to disease development. For a long time, people thought the ubiquitin system is conserved only in eukaryote. However recent discoveries show that many pathogenic bacteria uses ubiquitin system for their own benefit. In this Hakubi project, I will elucidate the physiological significance of ubiquitin system during pathogenic bacterial infection.
Latest News
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Apr. 1, 2020
Associate Professor Minsoo KIM (Graduate School of Medicine) published a paper.(Biochem Biophys Res Commun)
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Sep. 12, 2019
Associate Professor Gen Ohtuki(Graduate School of Science) and Associate Professor Minsoo Kim(Graduate School of Medicine) published a paper in Cell Reports.
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Sep. 12, 2019
Associate Professor Minsoo Kim(Graduate School of Medicine) and Associate Professor Gen Ohtuki(Graduate School of Science) published a paper in Cell Reports.
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Jul. 6, 2016
Minsoo Kim published " Midori-ishi Cyan/monomeric Kusabira-Orange-based fluorescence resonance energy transfer assay for characterization of various E3 ligases" in Genes to cells.
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Dec. 22, 2015
Minsoo Kim gave a talk, titled as " Regulating host immune responses with bacterial effectors " at the 3rd International Picobiology institute symposium (8-9 December, Hyogo Prefectural Center for Advanced Science and Technology (CAST), Akoh, Hyogo, Japan).
