News

2023/04/30

Shinji Takeoka was published in MRS Communications.
"Photothermal switch of drug release from polydopamine-modified nanosheets"
Ken Shimizu, Shinji Takeoka

2023/04/30

Sung Wenhan will present at 13th International Congress on Membranes and Membrane Processes(ICOM 2023)(7/9-16, 2023, Makuhari Messe, Chiba, Japan)
Sung Wenhan"Development of CRISPR/Cas9 plasmid DNA lipid nanoparticles using lysine-based cationic lipids"

2023/04/30

Yan Chen will present at The 13th SPSJ International Polymer Conference (7/18-21, 2023, Sapporo Convention Center, Hokkaido, Japan).
Yan Chen"MXene-based Flexible Polymer Nanosheets for Thermotherapy"

2023/01/31

Kenta Kakiuchi, Shinji Takeoka was published in Medical Science Digest, 2022.
"Short-time total alveolar lavage for therapy of ARDS"
Kenta Kakiuchi, Shinji Takeoka, Norikazu Harii

2023/01/31

Kenta Kakiuchi will present at SCEJ 88th Annual Meeting (3/16, 2023, Tokyo University of Agriclture and Technology, Koganei Campus).
Kenta Kakiuchi, ""Do finebubbles work as oxygen carriers?"
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Message from Prof. TAKEOKA


Welcome to Takeoka Laboratory. Our Lab studies biomolecular assembling sciences for nano-medicine. Molecular assembling and cooperative phenomena of biomolecules and/or biomacromolecules give us useful implications to construct smart nanodevices having multi-functions for biomedical application (Nano-medicine). Our research group quests the molecular assembling science and engineering of amphiphilic molecules such as phospholipids, glycolipids, aminolipids, and polyethyleneglycol (PEG)-lipids interacted with biomacromoleucles such as bioactive compounds, genes or proteins, in order to design and construct the nanocarriers in biomedical applications such as controlled drug delivery and release systems.


Research Topics

Nanosheet Group

Development of a free-standing ultra-thin and biocompatible polymer nanosheets

Imaging Group

To reveal a lot of unknown cellular activities, we are constructing novel fluorescent probes for bio-imaging

Liposome Group

Liposome should be multi-functional platform for drug delivery system

Platelet Group

Liposome based artificial platelets could promote platelet aggregation