Kohei Uematsu
Fukui Prefectural University
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Mass spectrometry | 2014
Shu Taira; Hiroyuki Taguchi; Reiko Fukuda; Kohei Uematsu; Yuko Ichiyanagi; Yukie Tanaka; Yutaka Fujii; Hajime Katano
A specific property of silver oxide-based nanoparticles permits the ionization of an analyte, giving rise to various applications of a smart analytical methodology. The nanoparticles (d=6.7 nm) contained an Ag2O core. The detection of several model componds (a nucleobase and two hair growth promoters) via the use of silver oxide nanoparticles is described. Adducts were produced between the target molecules and the two silver stable isotopes (Ag(107) and Ag(109)), resulting in the formation of specific signals as well as a protonated signal. Thus, it was possible to easily determine whether the given signals were correlated with the target molecule or not.
Analytical Sciences | 2018
Kohei Uematsu; Takaaki Ueno; Haruka Kawasaki; Chitose Maruyama; Yoshimitsu Hamano; Hajime Katano
Previously, we reported that ε-poly-L-lysine (25 - 35 residues) significantly promoted a glucose oxidase enzymatic (GOx) reaction using ferricyanide ion as the oxidant, and that the effect was due to the formation of a polyion complex between anionic GOx and protonated (polycationic) ε-poly-L-lysine. Here, we show that streptothricins (STs), which have an L-β-lysine oligomer (1 - 7 residues) and possess only several positive charges at most, also effectively promote the GOx enzymatic reaction. Interestingly, the promotion effect increased with the size of the lysine oligomer of STs, suggesting that the ionic valence is a key factor determining the degree of the promotion effect. The GOx enzymatic reaction is accompanied by a color change due to the reduction of yellow ferricyanide ion to a colorless reductant. A more distinctive color change can be achieved by the addition of Fe(III) ions due to the formation of Prussian blue. Thus, the promotion effect allowed for colorimetric detection of STs at the 1 mg/L level. The detection method was simple and easy to carry out, and would become a helpful tool for the detection of STs.
Analytical Sciences | 2014
Shu Taira; Kohei Uematsu; Daisaku Kaneko; Hajime Katano
Analytical Sciences | 2012
Kohei Uematsu; Misato Yamasaki; Takao Hibi; Hajime Katano
Analytical Sciences | 2014
Hajime Katano; Kohei Uematsu; Chitose Maruyama; Yoshimitsu Hamano
Analytical Sciences | 2009
Hajime Katano; Kohei Uematsu; Takao Hibi; Tokuji Ikeda; Toshihide Tsukatani
Analytical Sciences | 2011
Hajime Katano; Yuka Sugimoto; Kohei Uematsu; Takao Hibi
Analytical Sciences | 2013
Hajime Katano; Shu Taira; Kohei Uematsu; Hisashi Kimoto
Analytical Sciences | 2009
Tokuji Ikeda; Kohei Uematsu; Haku Ma; Hajime Katano; Takao Hibi
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry | 2014
Kohei Uematsu; Yuto Minami; Chitose Maruyama; Yoshimitsu Hamano; Hajime Katano