Yukito Murakami

Materials Science · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Porphyrin and Phthalocyanine Chemistry(87), Molecular Sensors and Ion Detection(57), Supramolecular Chemistry and Complexes(47), Porphyrin Metabolism and Disorders(46), DNA and Nucleic Acid Chemistry(44)

Publications285 total

States and Effects of a Training Camp Seminar about "Activities for Education Experience"for the New Students : The Utilization of Peer-Support Activities
島根大学教育臨床総合研究·2014
Steroid cyclophane as a versatile artificial receptor. Molecular recognition in water, at air–Water interface, and in lipid bilayer membrane
Journal of Supramolecular Chemistry·2001· 5 cited
Catalytic specificity of p-sulfonatocalix[n]arenes on the alcoholysis of N-Ac-l-amino acids in methanol solution
Journal of Molecular Catalysis B Enzymatic·2001· 5 cited
Primary carcinoid tumor in a horseshoe kidney
International Journal of Urology·2000· 42 cited
Diastereoselective Specificity for the Hydrolysis of Dipeptide Esters in Aqueous Media
Chemistry Letters·1999· 2 cited
Steroid Cyclophanes as Artificial Cell-surface Receptors. Molecular Recognition and its Consequence in Signal Transduction Behavior
Journal of inclusion phenomena and molecular recognition in chemistry·1998· 21 cited
Preparation and host-guest interactions of novel cage-type cyclophanes bearing chiral binding sites provided by dipeptide residues
Tetrahedron·1998· 18 cited
Hydrophobic vitamin B12. Part 15. Carbon-skeleton rearrangement reactions mediated by hydrophobic vitamin B12 covalently bound to an anionic lipid species in aqueous media
Inorganica Chimica Acta·1998· 9 cited
Preparation of Artificial Glycolipids and Their Aggregation Behavior in Aqueous Media
Tetrahedron Letters·1997· 4 cited
CHARACTERIZATION OF THREE-DIMENSIONALLY EXTENDED HYDROPHOBIC CAVITIES. DIFFERENCE IN MOLECULAR RECOGNITION ABILITY BETWEEN STEROID AND OCTOPUS CYCLOPHANES
Journal of Physical Organic Chemistry·1997· 6 cited
Host-guest interactions of cage-type cyclophanes bearing chiral binding sites provided by dipeptide residues
Tetrahedron Letters·1997· 9 cited
Hydrophobic vitamin B12. Part 14. Ring-expansion reactions catalyzed by hydrophobic vitamin B12 under electrochemical conditions in nonaqueous medium
Electrochimica Acta·1997· 21 cited
Preparation and Characterization of Novel Cage-type Cyclophanes Having Three or Four Bridging Dipeptide Segments
Chemistry Letters·1996· 1 cited
Circular Dichroism of an Aromatic Guest Induced by a Chiral Steroid Cyclophane in Aqueous Solution and Synthetic Bilayer Membrane
Chemistry Letters·1996· 12 cited
Catalytic Performance of a Supramolecular Bienzyme Complex Formed with Artificial Aminotransferase and Natural Lactate Dehydrogenase
Chemistry Letters·1996· 13 cited
Synthetic Cationic Amphiphile for Liposome-Mediated DNA Transfection with Less Cytotoxicity.
Biological and Pharmaceutical Bulletin·1996· 12 citedOpen Access
Artificial Enzymes
Chemical Reviews·1996· 678 cited
Preparation and characterization of water-soluble cyclophanes bearing three or four dipeptide moieties as cationic hosts
Tetrahedron Letters·1995· 6 cited
Size- and shape-sensitive molecular discrimination by cage-type cyclophanes in aqueous media
Supramolecular chemistry·1995· 2 cited
Specific molecular recognition by chiral cage-type cyclophanes having leucine, valine, and alanine residue
Tetrahedron·1995· 29 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Yoshihisa Matsuda(15), Yoshio Hisaeda(12), Akio Nakano(8), Kazunori Sakata(8), Jun‐ichi Kikuchi(6), Osamu Hayashida(6), Teruhisa Ohno(6), Sunao Yamada(5), Yasuhiro Aoyama(4), Ryuichi Ueoka(3), Teruhisa Ohno(3), Kiyoshi Fukuya(3), Yōko Matsumoto(2), Shanti Swarup(2), Akiro Kajihara(2), Akira Yoshimatsu(2), Jun-ichi Kikuchi(2), Koji Kano(2), Masaaki Kida(2), Kenji Harada(2)