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Nobuyo Maeda

Robert H Wagner Distinguished Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Gillings School of Global Public Health

Nutrition

School of Medicine

Nutrition (public Health)

Pathology and Laboratory Medicine

the Graduate School

Nobuyo Maeda is currently serving as a Gillings School Of Global Public Health Robert H Wagner Distinguished Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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Nobuyo Maeda

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Robert H Wagner Distinguished Professor

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genetics mammalian biology pharmacology vascular biology physiology hematology membrane biology liver physiology atherosclerosis immunology gene expression cardiology cardiovascular research endocrinology medicinal research hepatology inflammation animal physiology molecular physiology clinical lipidology angiology lipoprotein metabolism thrombosis protein science circulatory physiology respiratory medicine cardiovascular physiology medical genetics mammalian physiology lipid science vascular disease biological chemistry clinical investigation genome biology cellular physiology renal function animal genetics lipid disorders knockout mice blood pressure hyperlipidemia human physiology apolipoprotein e-deficient mice clinical physiology receptor (biochemistry) clinical medicine innate immune system biochemical genetics protein genetics host factors gene function general pathology clinical pathology in vivo systems molecular neurobiology mice deficient molecular immunology steroid metabolism host genetics protein function mouse model japan environment clinical immunology developmental genetics cardiac hypertrophy diabetic nephropathy placental weight ascorbic acid ldl receptor haptoglobin gene cluster lipoic acid synthase tissue inhibitor apolipoprotein e-null mice endothelium-derived nitric oxide vascular remodeling mouse apolipoprotein endothelial function molecular pathology

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High Serum Proteinase-3 Levels Predict Poor Progression-Free Survival and Lower Efficacy of Bevacizumab in Metastatic Colorectal Cancer. BMC cancer (2024)

Kei FuruyaMasao NakajimaRyouichi TsunedomiYuki NakagamiMing XuHiroto MatsuiYukio TokumitsuYoshitaro ShindoYusaku WatanabeShinobu TomochikaNoriko MaedaMichihisa IidaNobuaki SuzukiShigeru TakedaShoichi HazamaTatsuya IokaYoshinobu HoshiiTomio UenoHiroaki Nagano

immunologymedicinepharmacologycancer carecancer managementcancer researchsurvival analysiscancer immunotherapylower efficacyoncologyhepatologymedicinal researchcolorectal cancertherapeutic efficacyprognosismetastatic colorectal cancercancer riskclinical proteomics

Association Between Maternal Cholesterol Level During Pregnancy and Placental Weight and Birthweight Ratio: Data From the Japan Environment and Children’s Study. BMC pregnancy and childbirth (2023)

Naomi MitsudaMasamitsu EitokuKeiko YamasakiNaw Awn J-PMikiya FujiedaNagamasa MaedaNarufumi SuganumaMichihiro KamijimaShin YamazakiYukihiro OhyaReiko KishiNobuo YaegashiKoichi HashimotoChisato MoriShuichi ItoZentaro YamagataHidekuni InaderaTakeo NakayamaTomotaka SobueMasayuki ShimaHiroshige NakamuraKoichi KusuharaTakahiko Katoh

public healthplacental weightbirthweight ratiomaternal cholesterol leveljapan environmentobstetrics and gynaecologymaternal healthstatisticsdemographyclinical epidemiologyobstetricshealth sciences

Inguinal Fat Compensates Whole Body Metabolic Functionality in Partially Lipodystrophic Mice With Reduced Pparγ Expression. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2023)

Cherng-Shyang ChangShang-Shiuan YuLi-Chun HoShu-Hsin ChaoTing-Yu ChouAi-Ning ShaoLing-Zhen KaoChia-Yu ChangYu-Hsin ChenMing-Shan WuPei-Jane TsaiNobuyo MaedaYau-Sheng Tsai

mammalian physiologygene functionmetabolismliver physiologymetabolic regulationmolecular sciencebiological functionlipodystrophic micemembrane biologyanimal physiologymolecular neurosciencemammalian biologymolecular physiologybiophysicsgene expressionmitochondrial functionbody metabolic functionalitymolecular biologyneuroscienceneurophysiology

Nucleation Curves of Carbon Dioxide Hydrate in the Absence of a Solid Wall. Energy & fuels (2023)

Yu WeiMaeda Nobuo

materials sciencerenewable energycarbon dioxide hydratechemical engineeringenergy researchthermal engineeringenergy engineeringenergy chemistrymembrane sciencenucleationfuel sciencenucleation curvesengineering

Analysis of Ser/Thr Kinase Haspin-Interacting Proteins in the Spermatids. International journal of molecular sciences (2022)

Naoko MaedaJunji TsuchidaYoshitake NishimuneHiromitsu Tanaka

geneticsmolecular biologystructural biologyprotein scienceneurosciencebiomolecular analysis

CORRIGENDUM: Absolute Winding Number Differentiates Mouse Spatial Navigation Strategies With Genetic Risk for Alzheimer's Disease. Frontiers in Neuroscience (2022)

Alexandra BadeaDidong LiAndrei R. NiculescuRobert J. AndersonJacques A. StoutChristina L. WilliamsCarol A. ColtonNobuyo MaedaDavid B. Dunson

cognitive neuroscienceneurologybrain scienceneural sciencegeneticsmammalian biologyclinical neuroscienceneuroinformaticssystems neurosciencespatial navigation strategiesnervous systemanimal cognitionalzheimer's diseaseneuroscienceneuroanatomygenetic risk

Dose–Response Relationships Between Maternal Urinary Cotinine and Placental Weight and Ratio of Placental Weight to Birth Weight: The Japan Environment and Children's Study. Environmental research (2022)

Keiko YamasakiNaomi MitsudaNaw Awn J-PMasamitsu EitokuNagamasa MaedaMikiya FujiedaNarufumi SuganumaMichihiro KamijimaShin YamazakiYukihiro OhyaReiko KishiNobuo YaegashiKoichi HashimotoChisato MoriShuichi ItoZentaro YamagataHidekuni InaderaTakeo NakayamaHiroyasu IsoMasayuki ShimaYouichi KurozawaNarufumi SuganumaKoichi KusuharaTakahiko Katoh

public healthplacental weightatmospheric researchmaternal urinary cotinineenvironmental sciencejapan environmentdose-response relationshipsenvironmental researchhealth sciences

Gestational Weight Gain Mediates the Effects of Energy Intake on Birth Weight Among Singleton Pregnancies in the Japan Environment and Children’s Study. BMC pregnancy and childbirth (2022)

Marina MinamiNaw Awn J-PShuhei NoguchiMasamitsu EitokuSifa Marie Joelle MuchangaNaomi MitsudaKaori KomoriKahoko Yasumitsu-LovellNagamasa MaedaMikiya FujiedaNarufumi SuganumaMichihiro KamijimaShin YamazakiYukihiro OhyaReiko KishiNobuo YaegashiKoichi HashimotoChisato MoriShuichi ItoZentaro YamagataHidekuni InaderaTakeo NakayamaHiroyasu IsoMasayuki ShimaYouichi KurozawaNarufumi SuganumaKoichi KusuharaTakahiko Katoh

public healthchild developmentenergy intakeepidemiologyjapan environmentobstetrics and gynaecologymaternal healthobstetricssingleton pregnanciesbirth weightreproductive healthpediatricsgestational weight gain

Safety and Feasibility of Autologous Cord Blood Infusion for Improving Motor Function in Young Children With Cerebral Palsy in Japan: A Single-Center Study. Brain & development (2022)

Hiroaki KikuchiShiho SaitohTerumasa TsunoRina HosodaNobuyasu BabaFeifei WangNaomi MitsudaMasayuki TsudaNagamasa MaedaYusuke SagaraMikiya Fujieda

rehabilitationmotor functionclinical evidencerehabilitation engineeringhuman developmentpediatricscerebral palsydevelopmental neurobiologymotor controlcord bloodneurological rehabilitationneural scienceapplied developmental psychologyautomationearly childhood developmentchild developmentsingle-center studyneurorehabilitationmammalian biologyyoung childrendevelopmental sciencebiomedical engineering

Absence of Spontaneous Peroxisome Proliferation in Enoyl-Coa Hydratase/L-3-Hydroxyacyl-Coa Dehydrogenase-Deficient Mouse Liver: Further Support for the Role of Fatty Acyl Coa Oxidase in Pparα Ligand Metabolism. UNC Libraries (2021)

Qi, ChaoZhu, YijunPan, JieUsuda, NobuteruMaeda, NobuyoYeldandi, Anjana V.Rao, M. SambasivaHashimoto, TakashiReddy, Janardan K.

liver physiologybiochemistrycell biologyhematologyspontaneous peroxisome proliferationendocrinologyenzymesprotein sciencemembrane biologymolecular evidencemolecular substratesmolecular physiologybiological integritygene expressionenzyme inhibitionredox biologyhost specificitymolecular biologymolecular basis

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Nobuyo Maeda

Robert H Wagner Distinguished Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

Gillings School of Global Public Health

Nutrition

School of Medicine

Nutrition (public Health)

Pathology and Laboratory Medicine

the Graduate School

Nobuyo Maeda is currently serving as a Gillings School Of Global Public Health Robert H Wagner Distinguished Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Nobuyo Maeda

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Robert H Wagner Distinguished Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

High Serum Proteinase-3 Levels Predict Poor Progression-Free Survival and Lower Efficacy of Bevacizumab in Metastatic Colorectal Cancer. BMC cancer (2024)

public healthplacental weightbirthweight ratiomaternal cholesterol leveljapan environmentobstetrics and gynaecologymaternal healthstatisticsdemographyclinical epidemiologyobstetricshealth sciences

Inguinal Fat Compensates Whole Body Metabolic Functionality in Partially Lipodystrophic Mice With Reduced Pparγ Expression. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2023)

Cherng-Shyang ChangShang-Shiuan YuLi-Chun HoShu-Hsin ChaoTing-Yu ChouAi-Ning ShaoLing-Zhen KaoChia-Yu ChangYu-Hsin ChenMing-Shan WuPei-Jane TsaiNobuyo MaedaYau-Sheng Tsai

Nucleation Curves of Carbon Dioxide Hydrate in the Absence of a Solid Wall. Energy & fuels (2023)

Yu WeiMaeda Nobuo

Analysis of Ser/Thr Kinase Haspin-Interacting Proteins in the Spermatids. International journal of molecular sciences (2022)

Naoko MaedaJunji TsuchidaYoshitake NishimuneHiromitsu Tanaka

geneticsmolecular biologystructural biologyprotein scienceneurosciencebiomolecular analysis

CORRIGENDUM: Absolute Winding Number Differentiates Mouse Spatial Navigation Strategies With Genetic Risk for Alzheimer's Disease. Frontiers in Neuroscience (2022)

Alexandra BadeaDidong LiAndrei R. NiculescuRobert J. AndersonJacques A. StoutChristina L. WilliamsCarol A. ColtonNobuyo MaedaDavid B. Dunson

public healthplacental weightatmospheric researchmaternal urinary cotinineenvironmental sciencejapan environmentdose-response relationshipsenvironmental researchhealth sciences

Gestational Weight Gain Mediates the Effects of Energy Intake on Birth Weight Among Singleton Pregnancies in the Japan Environment and Children’s Study. BMC pregnancy and childbirth (2022)

Safety and Feasibility of Autologous Cord Blood Infusion for Improving Motor Function in Young Children With Cerebral Palsy in Japan: A Single-Center Study. Brain & development (2022)

Hiroaki KikuchiShiho SaitohTerumasa TsunoRina HosodaNobuyasu BabaFeifei WangNaomi MitsudaMasayuki TsudaNagamasa MaedaYusuke SagaraMikiya Fujieda

Qi, ChaoZhu, YijunPan, JieUsuda, NobuteruMaeda, NobuyoYeldandi, Anjana V.Rao, M. SambasivaHashimoto, TakashiReddy, Janardan K.

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