2026-10 Welcome party for a new student
We held a welcome party for a new B3 student assigned to our lab in Machida.
We held a welcome party for a new B3 student assigned to our lab in Machida.
We have updated the Lab Members page to include the student who has recently joined us recently.
We have updated our lab members page to reflect the fact that one student (Hashimoto-san) graduated from our lab at the end of March and three B4 students (Takata-san, Komoto-san, and Takahashi-san) joined our lab in April.
On March 26, 2026, we held a farewell party in Machida. Thanks to Hashimoto-san of the bachelor program.
On February 5, 2026, a paper with Assistant Professor Junichi Yamamoto as the first author was published in the international journal Scientific Reports. This study elucidated part of the molecular mechanism underlying the synergistic effects of pomalidomide (marketed as Pomalyst) and panobinostat (marketed as Farydak), two drugs used in the treatment of multiple myeloma, and
On September 22, 2025, the fall graduation ceeremony was held. Wuttinontananchai-san was awarded a PhD, and Yu-san was awarded a Master’s degree. Congratulations to both of them!
On August 10, 2025, a paper with Chayanin Wuttinontananchai, a doctoral student who completed the requirements for the Ph.D. program in March 2025, as the first author has been published in the international journal Scientific Reports. This study employed an sgRNA library screening approach to investigate the mechanisms underlying alternative polyadenylation during RNA polymerase II-mediated
The results of a joint research with Profs. Kurumozaka and Kujirai of the Institute for Quantitative Biosciences, the University of Tokyo and others have been published in the international journal Nature Communications. This paper presents a groundbreaking study in which RNA polymerase II complexes isolated by immunoprecipitation from a human cultured cell line were directly
We have updated our lab members page to reflect the fact that several students graduated from our lab at the end of March and several joined our lab in April.
The results of joint research with Dr. Noriyuki Azuma, Dr. Hiroshi Nishina, and colleagues at Tokyo Medical and Dental University and the National Center for Child Health and Development have been published in Genes to Cells, an international journal of molecular biology. This research focused on INTS15, a protein of unknown function that was speculated