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Shingo Nakazawa

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Wang L, Nakazawa S, Luo W, Sato T, Mizuno H, Iwasato T
eNeuro . 2023 Oct; 10(11). PMID: 37890991
Individual neurons in sensory cortices exhibit specific receptive fields based on their dendritic patterns. These dendritic morphologies are established and refined during the neonatal period through activity-dependent plasticity. This process...
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Oshio T, Kimura H, Nakazawa S, Kuwahara S
Int J Environ Res Public Health . 2023 Mar; 20(5). PMID: 36901604
The Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has affected individuals' self-rated health (SRH) and social interactions, but their evolution during the pandemic needs further investigation. The present study addressed this issue...
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Nakazawa S, Iwasato T
Dev Growth Differ . 2021 Jun; 63(6):323-339. PMID: 34166527
The sensory cortex underlies our ability to perceive and interact with the external world. Sensory perceptions are controlled by specialized neuronal circuits established through fine-tuning, which relies largely on neuronal...
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Mizuno H, Rao M, Mizuno H, Sato T, Nakazawa S, Iwasato T
J Neurosci . 2020 Dec; 41(6):1207-1217. PMID: 33372060
Correlated spontaneous activity plays critical role in the organization of neocortical circuits during development. However, cortical mechanisms regulating activity correlation are still elusive. In this study, using two-photon calcium imaging...
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Nakazawa S, Yoshimura Y, Takagi M, Mizuno H, Iwasato T
J Neurosci . 2020 Sep; 40(40):7637-7650. PMID: 32887743
Spatially-organized spontaneous activity is a characteristic feature of developing mammalian sensory systems. However, the transitions of spontaneous-activity spatial organization during development and related mechanisms remain largely unknown. We reported previously...
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Mizuno H, Nakazawa S, Iwasato T
J Vis Exp . 2018 Nov; (140). PMID: 30394388
Two-photon imaging is a powerful tool for the in vivo analysis of neuronal circuits in the mammalian brain. However, a limited number of in vivo imaging methods exist for examining...
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Nakazawa S, Mizuno H, Iwasato T
Nat Commun . 2018 Aug; 9(1):3106. PMID: 30082783
Proper neuronal circuit function relies on precise dendritic projection, which is established through activity-dependent refinement during early postnatal development. Here we revealed dynamics of dendritic refinement in the mammalian brain...
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Kondo C, Hara T, Fukui T, Inagaki T, Takebe H, Nakazawa S, et al.
Rev Sci Instrum . 2018 Jul; 89(6):064704. PMID: 29960536
Since an X-ray Free Electron Laser (XFEL) facility is a linac-based single-user machine, a multi-beamline mode of operation, which improves the efficiency of user experiments, is critical for accommodating users'...
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Mizuno H, Ikezoe K, Nakazawa S, Sato T, Kitamura K, Iwasato T
Cell Rep . 2018 Jan; 22(1):123-135. PMID: 29298415
Establishment of precise neuronal connectivity in the neocortex relies on activity-dependent circuit reorganization during postnatal development; however, the nature of cortical activity during this period remains largely unknown. Using two-photon...
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Luo W, Mizuno H, Iwata R, Nakazawa S, Yasuda K, Itohara S, et al.
Sci Rep . 2016 Oct; 6:35747. PMID: 27775045
Here we describe "Supernova" series of vector systems that enable single-cell labeling and labeled cell-specific gene manipulation, when introduced by in utero electroporation (IUE) or adeno-associated virus (AAV)-mediated gene delivery....