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Long-Term Habitual Exercise and Combination of β-Hydroxy-β-Methylbutyrate plus Black Ginger Alter the Autophagy and Mitochondria Related Genes in SAMP8 Mice by AOKI, Kai, KONNO, Masaki, TOKINOYA, Katsuyuki, HONDA, Katsunari, ABE, Takuya, NAGATA, Takeshi, TAKEHARA, Masaaki, SUGASAWA, Takehito, TAKEKOSHI, Kazuhiro, OHMORI, Hajime

“…Muscle mass and strength decrease with aging; however, habitual exercise can maintain muscle health. β-Hydroxy-β-methyl butyrate calcium (HMB) and black ginger…”
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Habitual Aerobic Exercise Diminishes the Effects of Sarcopenia in Senescence-Accelerated Mice Prone8 Model by Aoki, Kai, Konno, Masaki, Honda, Katsunari, Abe, Takuya, Nagata, Takeshi, Takehara, Masaaki, Sugasawa, Takehito, Takekoshi, Kazuhiro, Ohmori, Hajime

“…Loss of muscle mass and strength are progressing with aging. Exercise is a beneficial method to prevent physical dysfunction, and habitual exercise can improve…”
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Large Crystals on Cu Film Surfaces Irradiated by a Glow Discharge Plasma by Katsumata, Teruo, Konno, Masaki, Murakami, Hiroyuki

“…Large studded crystals grown rapidly with spiral grooves on Cu film surfaces were observed using a scanning electron microscope after irradiation of a glow…”
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Electric resistance changes of metal films irradiated by a weakly ionized plasma by MURAKAMI, H, KATSUMATA, T, KONNO, M

“…It has been reported that materials eroded due to chemical reactions between material surfaces and high-velocity ( ∼8 km/s) oxygen atoms in flight tests of the…”
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Anomalous thickness dependence of the saturation magnetization in Fe-Ni Invar alloy films by KONNO, M

“…Invar alloy films with the fcc structure were prepared using the vacuum evaporation technique. Using the thickness graded film in the alloy compositions of…”
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Anomalous Thickness Dependence of the Saturation Magnetization in Fe–Ni Invar Alloy Films by Konno, Masaki

“…The saturation magnetization of thin Invar alloy films was measured as a function of film thickness, in the temperature range 77 to 570 deg K. The results show…”
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Magnetic Properties of Fe–Ni Invar Alloy Films by Konno, Masaki, Imamura, Nobutake

“…The composition-graded Invar alloy films with the composition ranging from pure iron to 50%NiFe were prepared. Both the magnetic properties and the electrical…”
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Magnetic Properties of Composition Graded Films of FeNi Invar Alloys by Konno, Masaki, Imamura, Nobutake

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Reduction of coercivity in FePt-FeRh bilayer films by heating by Koyama, S., Ogata, H., Konno, M., Takao Goto, Koike, K.

“…In FePt(10 nm)-FeRh(25 nm), a large reduction of coercive field in the FePt layer occurs at a temperature just above the antiferro-ferromagnetic transition…”
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