Osamu Kaminuma

This study identifies sex differences in physiological hair cycling and adhesive material-induced hair regeneration in mice, showing male-specific macrophage dependence in regenerative responses.

The paper shows that hair regeneration after adhesive material application varies by position along the mouse dorsal skin, with earlier regrowth at cranial sites.

This study shows that butyrate, a short-chain fatty acid, modulates dendritic cell development and surface molecule expression through epigenetic mechanisms and transcription factors.

This study shows JMJD3 promotes senescence in HSPCs to overcome stress-induced hematopoietic defects, with implications for aging and cancer therapies.

This study shows that inducing epidermal regeneration through adhesive and shrinkable materials can trigger hair follicle neogenesis in mice, regardless of age or sex, leading to synchronized hair growth.