Yutaka Yoshida
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Yutaka Yoshida has made foundational contributions to renal proteomics, with a focused emphasis on the molecular architecture of the human kidney glomerulus. His landmark work, "Two‐dimensional electrophoretic profiling of normal human kidney glomerulus proteome and construction of an extensible markup language (XML)‐based database" (2005, 72 citations), established a critical reference map of proteins expressed in the healthy glomerulus. By integrating two-dimensional gel electrophoresis with mass spectrometry, Yoshida systematically cataloged the glomerular proteome, providing an essential baseline for understanding both normal physiology and the molecular underpinnings of kidney disease. A key innovation of this work was the development of an XML-based database, which enabled structured, shareable data for the broader research community. This pioneering effort has been widely cited as a foundational resource for subsequent studies in nephrology and proteomics. Yoshida’s contributions remain instrumental for researchers investigating glomerular pathophysiology, offering a vital proteomic framework that continues to inform biomarker discovery and therapeutic target identification in renal medicine.
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