2016
DOI: 10.2142/biophysico.13.0_245
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Obituary: Nobuhiko Saitô, a man who understood protein folding in his own way

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“…Professor Nobuhiko Saitô was a core initial member of biophysics research at Waseda University where he studied the protein folding problem up to 1988 when he retired (Yura 2016). The main topic of the Saitô laboratory was the elucidation of the protein folding pathway and the prediction of the secondary/tertiary structure from amino acid sequence only with computational tools and databases (Saitô et al 1988).…”
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“…Professor Nobuhiko Saitô was a core initial member of biophysics research at Waseda University where he studied the protein folding problem up to 1988 when he retired (Yura 2016). The main topic of the Saitô laboratory was the elucidation of the protein folding pathway and the prediction of the secondary/tertiary structure from amino acid sequence only with computational tools and databases (Saitô et al 1988).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…His obituary will appear first in this special issue written by Kei Yura [1], one of the last graduates of Saitô’s laboratory in 1980s. We try to organize this special issue as a review of the work in biophysics by late Nobuhiko Saitô, especially protein folding study and current extension of his work by other researchers.…”
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