2016 Farewell Party

On March 29, 2016, we held a farewell party. Thanks to M2 students Katayama-san, Hasegawa-san, Torisaki-san, Murase-san, and Watanabe-san.

New Paper Accepted

The results of our joint research with Keio University and Tokyo Medical University have been published today in Nature Communications. This is the world’s first elucidation of the unique three-dimensional structure of a protein involved in malignant tumor growth and drug resistance.

New Paper Accepted

The paper “CTCF regulates NELF, DSIF and P-TEFb recruitment during transcription” has been accepted for publication in the transcription journal Transcription. The first author of this paper is Clelia Laitem (University of Oxford, Shona Murphy lab), who visited our lab and collaborated with us as a JSPS Research Fellow two years ago, and the co-authors

New Paper Accepted

The paper “Characterization of the human transcription elongation factor Rtf1: evidence for non-overlapping Characterization of the human transcription elongation factor Rtf1: evidence for non-overlapping functions of Rtf1 and the Paf1 complex” was accepted for publication in Molecular Cellular Biology and a preliminary version was posted on the web on July 27, 2012. The first author

New Paper Accepted

The paper “SV40 VP1 major capsid protein in its self-assembled form allows VP1 pentamers to coat various types of artificial beads in vitro regardless of their sizes and shapes” has been published in Biotechnology Reports. The first author of the paper is Masaaki Kawano, a graduate of our lab (currently Assistant Professor at Saitama Medical

2014 BBQ

On July 15, 2014, we held a BBQ on the Suzukakedai campus.

New Paper Accepted

The paper “Inhibition of protein SUMOylation by davidiin, an ellagitannin from Davidia involucrata” was published in the Journal of Antibiotics. The first author of the paper is Misao Takemoto (formerly Yoneyama), a former student of our lab who completed the PhD program. This paper has screened a natural product library to identify novel small molecule

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