Faculty Information - Tatsuya Sakai

Present specialized field

（Last updated : 2024-08-06 15:20:01）

Tatsuya Sakai
Department Kawasaki Medical School Kawasaki Medical School, Department of Microbiology,

Position Assistant Professor

■ Present specialized field

Biophysics, Virology

■ Journal

1.	2018/01		Unique directional motility of influenza C virus controlled by its filamentous morphology and short-range motions
2.	2017/03		Influenza A virus hemagglutinin and neuraminidase act as novel motile machinery.
3.	2006		Dual wavelength imaging allows analysis of membrane fusion of influenza virus inside cells
4.	2002		Fatty acids on the A/USSR/77 influenza virus hemagglutinin facilitate the transition from hemifusion to fusion pore formation.
5.	1998		Two distinct kinds of tubular organelles involved in the rapid recycling and slow processing of endocytosed transferrin.
6.	1991		Microtubule-disrupting drugs blocked delivery of endocytosed transferrin to the cytocenter, but did not affect return of transferrin to plasma membrane.
7.	2021/03/25		Biophysical Research in the Fight Against Viral Diseases
8.	2004		Molecular sorting in early endosomes.
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■ Presentation

1.	2018/09/16	Directional Motility of influenza C virus （Poster notice，General）
2.	2017/09/20	Motility of filamentous influenza virus （Poster notice，General）
3.	2016/11/26	Motile mechanism of influenza C virus （Poster notice，General）
4.	2016/10/23	Motile mechanism of influenza C virus （Poster notice，General）
5.	2015/11/22	Influenza A Virus Hemagglutinin and Neuraminidase Form a Novel Motile Machinery for Virus Invasion into Host Cells （Poster notice，General）
6.	2015/05/22	A novel role for influenza virus neuraminidase in virus motility （Speech，General）
7.	2010/09/20	Infectious behavior of novel influenza A virus （Poster notice，General）
8.	2009/10/31	Development of quick imaging technique for analyzing influenza virus behavior （Poster notice，General）
9.	2008/12/04	Development of quick imaging techniques analyzing influenza virus hemagglutinin functions （Poster notice，General）
10.	2006/11/13	Influenza virus motion on the sugar-coated surface that mimics a cell surface.
11.	2005/11/18	Roles of neuraminidase in the initial stage of influenza virus infection.
12.	2005/05/14	Efficient multi-step growth of influenza isolates in MDCK cells depends on their receptor binding activity.
13.	2003/10/07	Influenza virus motion on the sugar-coated surface that mimices a cell surface. （Poster notice）
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