Hidenori Nakaoka

The paper uses Raman spectroscopy to reveal a low-dimensional stoichiometry-conserving proteome structure across bacterial and human cells, showing its role in maintaining homeostasis and enabling adaptation.

The paper shows that mitochondrial function influences cell growth rates to maintain mitochondrial volume homeostasis across cell divisions in yeast.

This study identifies intrinsic growth heterogeneity in mouse leukemia cells and links it to differential drug susceptibility to Mitomycin C.

The paper links Raman spectra and transcriptomes through a shared low-dimensional subspace, enabling reconstruction of gene expression profiles from Raman data.