11 results on '"Hyunhee Ju"'
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2. Configuring Value with Service-Dominant Logic: the Case of Marine Informatics Technology.
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Jiyoon An, Hyunhee Ju, and Seung Kyoon Shin
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- 2016
3. A Study on China’s Ocean R&D Investment : Focusing on the 12th Five-year Development Plan Period
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Hyunhee Ju
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Policy development ,Development plan ,Economy ,Period (geology) ,Business ,Investment (macroeconomics) ,China - Published
- 2018
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4. Necdin modulates osteogenic cell differentiation by regulating Dlx5 and MAGE-D1
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Sungho Ghil, Sangho Lee, Jinyong Lee, and Hyunhee Ju
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0301 basic medicine ,Cell Survival ,Somatic cell ,Cellular differentiation ,Biophysics ,Nerve Tissue Proteins ,Biology ,Biochemistry ,Mice ,03 medical and health sciences ,Osteogenesis ,medicine ,Animals ,Humans ,Molecular Biology ,Cells, Cultured ,Homeodomain Proteins ,Osteoblasts ,Cell growth ,Mesenchymal stem cell ,Nuclear Proteins ,Cell Differentiation ,Osteoblast ,Cell Biology ,DLX5 ,Molecular biology ,Neoplasm Proteins ,Cell biology ,RUNX2 ,030104 developmental biology ,medicine.anatomical_structure ,Stem cell ,HeLa Cells - Abstract
Osteoblasts originate from mesenchymal stem cells that also differentiate into adipocytes, myoblasts, chondrocytes and fibroblasts. Osteogenic differentiation involves diverse regulatory proteins, including transcription and growth factors. Neurally differentiated embryonal carcinoma-derived protein (Necdin) has been identified as a key regulator of cell differentiation in various tissues, including neuronal, adipose, and muscular tissues; although its role in bone tissue remains to be established. Here, we investigated the potential involvement of Necdin in osteogenic differentiation. Our experiments revealed high expression of Necdin during osteoblast differentiation. Moreover, both transient and stable expression of Necdin induced osteoblast-specific markers in an osteogenic cell line through formation of a complex with melanoma-associated antigen D1 (MAGE-D1) and distal-less Homeobox 5 (Dlx5) and Runx2 promoter activation. Necdin expression was further associated with suppression of both cell proliferation and death in osteoblasts. Our results suggest that Necdin plays roles in cellular differentiation, proliferation and death in bone tissue.
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- 2017
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5. International case studies for deep sea water industry -Focusing on the Taiwan case
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HyunHee Ju
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Oceanography ,Geography ,business.industry ,Water industry ,business ,Deep sea - Published
- 2016
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6. An Investigation on International Patents related to Deep See Water Development
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Kisoo Ahn, Seung Kyoon Shin, Seong Wook Park, and Hyunhee Ju
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Engineering ,business.industry ,Water development ,Operations management ,Environmental economics ,business - Abstract
해양심층수는 저온성, 미네랄성, 청정성 등의 고유의 특성이 산업활용의 포인트가 되고 있다. 우리나라의 경우, 2008년을 기점으로 해양심층수 산업이 형성되어 현재에 이르고 있으나, 산업의 성장기 정착과 성숙기 진입 단계에는 아직 이르지 못하고 있는 실정이다. 이러한 해양심층수 산업 정체의 요인으로는 먹는물 위주로 편중된 산업구조와 함께, 동일한 산업군과의 경쟁력이 미흡하여 산업계의 매출이 부진한데서 기인하는 것으로 분석되고 있다. 우리나라보다 먼저 해양심층수 자원개발과 산업을 안착시킨 일본 등의 국가는 공통적으로 해양심층수 자원의 고부가가치화 및 신산업 지원을 위한 방안으로 새로운 기술을 개발하고 해양심층수 자원의 응용범위를 확대하고 있다. 본 고는 해양심층수 주요개발 국가의 특허를 정량적으로 분석하여 이들 국가의 해양심층수 신기술 개발 경향을 분석하여 향후 우리나라 해양심층수 자원의 고부가가치 기술개발 방향과 전략에 대한 시사점과 비전을 제시하였다.Abstract − Deep Sea Water (DSW) has recently drawn attention due to the considerable benefits provided by low-temperature, various minerals included, purity and safety of the water resource. Since Korean DSW-industry initi-ated exploitation of the alternative water resource in 2008, it merely took off, but remains in the infant stage. It ismainly because the industry has only focused on production of drinkable bottled water, and failed to improve sus-tainability and competitiveness. On the contrary, not a few oversea DSW industries (e.g. Japanese and TaiwaneseDSW industries) have successfully cultivated their markets, and have become leading cases of the industry. Thecommon success factors learned from the cases are as follows; 1) They continuously invest on technology innova-tion, introduce new DSW-based products, and increase the usability of DSW in various areas of products and ser-vices, and 2) they strategically focus on high value-added products rather than just bottled water products. Thispaper examines the cases of the advanced DSW industries and analyzes patent data and their technology-baseddevelopment strategies.Keywords: Deep Sea Water(해양심층수), New technology(신기술), Patent(특허), Deep Sea Water Industry(해양심층수 산업), value-added(고부가가치)
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- 2014
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7. Primary cell culture method for the honeybee Apis mellifera
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Hyunhee Ju and Sungho Ghil
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media_common.quotation_subject ,Cell ,Primary Cell Culture ,Insect ,Biology ,Microbiology ,law.invention ,chemistry.chemical_compound ,law ,medicine ,Animals ,Primary cell ,Polymerase chain reaction ,media_common ,Growth medium ,Ecology ,Cell Biology ,General Medicine ,Bees ,medicine.anatomical_structure ,Phenotype ,chemistry ,Cell culture ,Stem cell ,Developmental biology ,Developmental Biology - Abstract
Honeybees are among the most important pollinators in nature, and honeybee-associated products are useful in various areas, including the food industry. However, honeybees may be infected by various types of pathogens. The study of honeybee-associated diseases would greatly benefit from a successful cell culture system, but although some honeybee cell culture techniques have been introduced, these methods have not yet been fully established. Here, we describe a primary cell culture method for the honeybee, Apis mellifera. We isolated, sterilized, and seeded egg cells into non-coated cell culture dishes to generate cell aggregates. After approximately 10 d, aggregates were dissociated and seeded to cell culture dishes. Cell passages were continuously performed, with sub-culturing every 3–4 d. The cells expressed non-adherent phenotypes. Their growth increased with the passage number when they were cultured in growth medium based on L-15 insect medium but not Schneider’s insect medium. Finally, polymerase chain reaction confirmed that the cells originated from A. mellifera. Our results suggest that the culturing methods described herein are appropriate for isolating primary cells from honeybee eggs. These methods could thus facilitate the study of honeybee-associated pathogenesis, development, and toxicology.
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- 2015
8. The IVS data input to ITRF2014
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Axel Nothnagel, Walter Alef, Jun Amagai, Per Helge Andersen, James Anderson, Tatiana Andreeva, Thomas Artz, Sabine Bachmann, Kyriakos Balidakis, Christophe Barache, Alain Baudry, Erhard Bauernfeind, Karen Baver, Christopher Beaudoin, Dirk Behrend, Antoine Bellanger, Anton Berdnikov, Per Bergman, Simone Bernhart, Alessandra Bertarini, Giuseppe Bianco, Ewald Bielmaier, David Boboltz, Johannes Böhm, Sigrid Böhm, Armin Boer, Sergei Bolotin, Mireille Bougeard, Geraldine Bourda, Sylvain Brazeau, Salvo Buttaccio, Letizia Cannizzaro, Roger Cappallo, Brent Carlson, Merri Sue Carter, Patrick Charlot, Chenyu Chen, Maozheng Chen, Jungho Cho, Thomas Clark, Arnaud Collioud, Francisco Colomer, Giuseppe Colucci, Ludwig Combrinck, John Conway, Brian Corey, Ronald Curtis, Mike Daniels, Reiner Dassing, Maria Davis, Pablo de-Vicente, Aletha De Witt, Alexey Diakov, John Dickey, Christopher Dieck, Irv Diegel, Koichiro Doi, Hermann Drewes, Maurice Dube, Gunnar Elgered, Gerald Engelhardt, Mark Evangelista, Qingyuan Fan, Stephen Farley, Leonid Fedotov, Alan Fey, Ricardo Figueroa, Yoshihiro Fukuzaki, Daniel Gambis, Susana Garcia-Espada, Ralph Gaume, Nicole Geiger, John Gipson, Susanne Glaser, Frank Gomez, Jesus Gomez-Gonzalez, David Gordon, Ramesh Govind, Vadim Gubanov, Sergei Gulyaev, Ruediger Haas, David Hall, Sebastian Halsig, Roger Hammargren, Hayo Hase, R. Heinkelmann, Leif Helldner, Cristian Herrera, Ed Himwich, Thomas Hobiger, Christoph Holst, Xiaoyu Hong, Mareki Honma, Xinyong Huang, Urs Hugentobler, Ryuichi Ichikawa, Andreas Iddink, Johannes Ihde, Gennadiy Ilijin, Roxanne Inniss, Alexander Ipatov, Irina Ipatova, Misao Ishihara, D. V. Ivanov, Chris Jacobs, Takaaki Jike, Karl-Ake Johansson, Heidi Johnson, Kenneth Johnston, Hyunhee Ju, Masao Karasawa, Maria Karbon, Pierre Kaufmann, Ryoji Kawabata, Noriyuki Kawaguchi, Eiji Kawai, Michael Kaydanovsky, Mikhail Kharinov, Hideyuki Kobayashi, Kensuke Kokado, Tetsuro Kondo, Edward Korkin, Yasuhiro Koyama, Hana Krasna, Gerhard Kronschnabl, Sergey Kurdubov, Shinobu Kurihara, Jiro Kuroda, Younghee Kwak, Laura La Porta, Ruth Labelle, Jacques LaFrance, Doug Lamb, Sébastien Lambert, Line Langkaas, Roberto Lanotte, Alexey Lavrov, Karine Le Bail, Judith Leek, Bing Li, Huihua Li, Jinling Li, Liu Li, Shiguang Liang, Michael Lindqvist, Xiang Liu, Michael Loesler, Jim Long, Colin Lonsdale, Jim Lovell, Stephen Lowe, Antonio Lucena, Brian Luzum, Chopo Ma, Jun Ma, Giuseppe Maccaferri, Morito Machida, Dan MacMillan, Matthias Madzak, Zinovy Malkin, Seiji Manabe, Franco Mantovani, Vyacheslav Mardyshkin, Dmitry Marshalov, Geir Mathiassen, Shigeru Matsuzaka, Dennis McCarthy, Alexey Melnikov, Linda Messerschmitt, Andrey Mikhailov, Natalia Miller, Donald Mitchell, Julian Andres Mora-Diaz, Arno Mueskens, Yasuko Mukai, Mauro Nanni, Tim Natusch, Monia Negusini, Alexander Neidhardt, Marisa Nickola, George Nicolson, Arthur Niell, Pavel Nikitin, Tobias Nilsson, Tong Ning, Takashi Nishikawa, Carey Noll, Kentarou Nozawa, Clement Ogaja, Hongjong Oh, Hans Olofsson, Per Erik Opseth, Sandro Orfei, Rosa Pacione, Katherine Pazamickas, Felipe Pedreros, William Petrachenko, Lars Pettersson, Pedro Pino, Lucia Plank, Christian Ploetz, Michael Poirier, Joseph Popelar, Markku Poutanen, Zhihan Qian, Jonathan Quick, Ismail Rahimov, Jay Redmond, Brett Reid, John Reynolds, Bernd Richter, Maria Rioja, Andres Romero-Wolf, Chester Ruszczyk, Alexander Salnikov, Pierguido Sarti, Raimund Schatz, Hans-Georg Scherneck, Francesco Schiavone, Ralf Schmid, Ulrich Schreiber, H. Schuh, Walter Schwarz, Cecilia Sciarretta, Anthony Searle, Mamoru Sekido, Manuela Seitz, Stanislav Shabala, Minghui Shao, Kazuo Shibuya, Fengchun Shu, Moritz Sieber, Asmund Skjaeveland, Elena Skurikhina, Sergey Smolentsev, Dan Smythe, Benedikt Soja, Adeildo Sombra, Don Sousa, Ojars Sovers, John Spitzak, Laura Stanford, Carlo Stanghellini, Alan Steppe, Rich Strand, Jing Sun, Igor Surkis, Kazuhiro Takashima, Kazuhiro Takefuji, Hiroshi Takiguchi, Yoshiaki Tamura, Tadashi Tanabe, Emine Tanir, An Tao, Claudio Tateyama, Kamil Teke, Cynthia Thomas, Volkmar Thorandt, Bruce Thornton, Claudia Tierno Ros, Oleg Titov, Mike Titus, Paolo Tomasi, Vincenza Tornatore, Corrado Trigilio, Dmitriy Trofimov, Masanori Tsutsumi, Gino Tuccari, Tasso Tzioumis, Hideki Ujihara, Dieter Ullrich, Minttu Uunila, Daniel Veillette, Tiziana Venturi, Francesco Vespe, Veniamin Vityazev, Alexandr Volvach, Alexander Vytnov, Guangli Wang, Jinqing Wang, Lingling Wang, Na Wang, Shiqiang Wang, Wenren Wei, Stuart Weston, Alan Whitney, Reiner Wojdziak, Yaroslav Yatskiv, Wenjun Yang, Shuhua Ye, Sangoh Yi, Aili Yusup, Octavio Zapata, Reinhard Zeitlhoefler, Hua Zhang, Ming Zhang, Xiuzhong Zhang, Rongbing Zhao, Weimin Zheng, Ruixian Zhou, and Nataliya Zubko
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- 2015
9. Estimating the social value of multifunctional agriculture (MFA) with choice experiment
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Hyunhee Jung
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choice experiment ,fusion rural development ,rural development ,sixth industry ,sustainable development ,south korea ,valuation non-common goods ,willingness to pay ,Agriculture - Abstract
The convergence policy in agriculture, existing in many forms, has globally become one of the main concepts in agricultural development with the "sixth industrial movement" in South Korea and Japan; the multifunctional agriculture (MFA) policies proposed by van der Ploeg and Roep being good examples. The goal of this study is to test three hypotheses through the economic valuation of MFA. In the first part of the research, the importance of agricultural production activity and the core element of the rural complex were evaluated. In the second part, an assessment of three strategies of MFA and its eleven specific attributes was conducted. In the third part, the applicability of the triangular policy of van der Ploeg's strategic frameworks of MFA was analysed.
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- 2020
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10. The alpha subunit of Go modulates cell proliferation and differentiation through interactions with Necdin
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Sungho Ghil, Sung-Hak Kang, Hyunhee Ju, Sung-Soo Kim, and Sujin Lee
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DNA, Complementary ,Cellular differentiation ,Two-hybrid screening ,Gi alpha subunit ,Nerve Tissue Proteins ,Biology ,GTP-Binding Protein alpha Subunits, Gi-Go ,Biochemistry ,Cell Line ,Mice ,Receptor, Cannabinoid, CB1 ,Heterotrimeric G protein ,Two-Hybrid System Techniques ,Animals ,Humans ,Nuclear protein ,Molecular Biology ,Cannabinoid ,G alpha subunit ,G protein-coupled receptor ,Cell Proliferation ,Research ,Yeast two-hybrid ,Brain ,Nuclear Proteins ,Cell Differentiation ,Cell Biology ,Cell biology ,E2F1 ,G-protein coupled receptor ,Signal transduction - Abstract
Background Heterotrimeric GTP-binding proteins (G-proteins) play an important role in mediating signal transduction generated by neurotransmitters or hormones. Go, a member of the Gi/Go subfamily, is the most abundant G-protein found in the brain. Recently, the alpha subunit of Go (Gαo) was characterized as an inducer of neuronal differentiation. However, its underlying molecular mechanisms have remained unclear to date, since the downstream effectors of Gαo are ambiguous. Results A neurally differentiated embryonal carcinoma-derived protein (Necdin) was isolated as an interacting partner for Gαo from a mouse brain cDNA library using yeast two-hybrid screening. Interactions between the proteins were confirmed with several affinity binding assays, both in vitro and in vivo. Necdin interacted directly and preferentially with activated Gαo, compared to wild-type protein. Interestingly, Gαo did not interact with Gαi, despite high sequence homology between the two proteins. We subsequently analyzed whether Gαo modulates the cellular activities of Necdin. Notably, expression of Gαo significantly augmented Necdin-mediated cellular responses, such as proliferation and differentiation. Moreover, activation of type 1 cannabinoid receptor (CB1R), a Gi/oα-coupled receptor, augmented cell growth suppression, which was mediated by Gαo and Necdin in U87MG cells containing CB1R, Gαo, and Necdin as normal components. Conclusions These results collectively suggest that Necdin is a candidate downstream effector for Gαo. Our findings provide novel insights into the cellular roles of Gαo and its coupled receptor.
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- 2014
11. The alpha subunit of Go modulates cell proliferation and differentiation through interactions with Necdin.
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Hyunhee Ju, Sujin Lee, Sunghak Kang, Sung-Soo Kim, and Sungho Ghil
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G proteins , *CELL proliferation , *CARRIER proteins , *CELLULAR signal transduction , *NEUROTRANSMITTERS - Abstract
Background Heterotrimeric GTP-binding proteins (G-proteins) play an important role in mediating signal transduction generated by neurotransmitters or hormones. Go, a member of the Gi/Go subfamily, is the most abundant G-protein found in the brain. Recently, the alpha subunit of Go (Gαo) was characterized as an inducer of neuronal differentiation. However, its underlying molecular mechanisms have remained unclear to date, since the downstream effectors of Gαo are ambiguous. Results A neurally differentiated embryonal carcinoma-derived protein (Necdin) was isolated as an interacting partner for Gαo from a mouse brain cDNA library using yeast two-hybrid screening. Interactions between the proteins were confirmed with several affinity binding assays, both in vitro and in vivo. Necdin interacted directly and preferentially with activated Gαo, compared to wild-type protein. Interestingly, Gαo did not interact with Gαi, despite high sequence homology between the two proteins. We subsequently analyzed whether Gαo modulates the cellular activities of Necdin. Notably, expression of Gαo significantly augmented Necdin-mediated cellular responses, such as proliferation and differentiation. Moreover, activation of type 1 cannabinoid receptor (CB1R), a Gi/oα-coupled receptor, augmented cell growth suppression, which was mediated by Gαo and Necdin in U87MG cells containing CB1R, Gαo, and Necdin as normal components. Conclusions These results collectively suggest that Necdin is a candidate downstream effector for Gαo. Our findings provide novel insights into the cellular roles of Gαo and its coupled receptor. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2014
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