The paper on which Taki is the first author has been published in Int J Mol Sci;
updated "Publications"page
Dec. 17th, 2024
Collaboration research with Prof. Yanagisawa & Prof. Funato (IIIS, University of Tsukuba) has been published; updated "Publications"page
Nov. 20th, 2024
Collaboration research with Prof. Mori (Nagasaki University) has been published; updated "Publications"page
Nov. 14th, 2024
Collaboration research with Prof. Tajiri (T-LSI, University of Tsukuba) has been published; updated "Publications"page
Nov. 14th, 2024
Collaboration research with Prof. Yoshimura (Keio University) has been published; updated "Publications"page
Nov. 2nd, 2024
Collaboration research with Prof. Murata (Gifu University) has been published; updated "Publications"page
Oct. 4th, 2024
Chi got the Excellent Speaker Award in TGSW2024!
Oct. 1st, 2024
updated "Member"page
Aug. 31th, 2023
Mikami got the best presenter award in the AdAMS Technical Training Course for the youth 2024.
Aug. 30, 2024
Collaboration research with Prof. Shimizu (National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center Research Institute) has been published; updated "Publications"page
July. 13, 2024
Collaboration research with Prof. Nomura (University of Tokyo) has been published; updated "Publications"page
July. 9, 2024
Collaboration research with Prof. Fijita (Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine (Regenerative Medicine), University of Tsukuba) has been published; updated "Publications"page
July. 2, 2024
Collaboration research with Prof. Seong-Jin Kim (GILO Institute) has been published; updated "Publications"page
June. 16th, 2024
Collaboration research with Prof. Goitsuka (Tokyo University of Science) has been published; updated "Publications"page
June. 6th, 2024
Collaboration research with Prof. Isoda (Institute of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Tsukuba) has been published; updated "Publications"page
Apr. 24th, 2024
updated "Member" & "Album" page
Apr. 9th, 2024
Collaboration research with Prof. Hayakawa (University of Tokyo) has been published; updated "Publications"page
Apr. 3rd, 2024
The paper on which Morimoto is the first author has been published in Exp Anim; updated "Publications"page
Apr. 1st, 2024
updated "Member"page
Mar. 31th, 2024
Murata has been promoted to Associate Professor at COMIT, Gifu University
Mar. 26th, 2024
Haneishi and Nishimura graduated with bachelor degree! Morimoto and Tamari graduated with doctoral degrees!
Mar. 22th, 2024
Collaboration research with Prof. Yokomori (University of California) has been published; updated "Publications"page
Mar. 21th, 2024
Collaboration research with Prof. Ito (Hirosaki University) has been published; updated "Publications"page
Mar. 5th, 2024
Collaboration research with Prof. Okuda (Saitama Medical University) has been published; updated "Publications"page
Feb. 12th, 2024
Collaboration research with Prof. Seok Hee Park (Sungkyunkwan University) has been published; updated "Publications"page
Feb. 11th, 2024
The paper on which Mikami is the first author has been published in Exp Anim; updated "Publications"page
Jan. 9th, 2024
Collaboration research with Prof. Matsumoto (Department of Rheumatology, University of Tsukuba) has been published; updated "Publications"page
Jan. 5th, 2024
Collaboration research with Dr. Tsumura (National Research Institute for Child Health and Development) has been published; updated "Publications"page
Nov. 30th, 2023
Collaboration research with Prof. Seong-Jin Kim (GILO Institute) has been published; updated "Publications"page
Nov. 25th, 2023
Collaboration research with Prof. Hayashi (University of Tokyo) has been published; updated "Publications"page
Mice share 95% of human genes and develop many of the same human diseases
caused by the same genetic factors. Therefore, the laboratory mouse is
a very useful experimental animal that provides us with an essential experimental
platform for the advancement of medical research. In particular, genetically
engineered mice are very commonly used to investigate the function of genes
and proteins involved in development, homeostasis, and disease.
Our Lab aim to develop a new concept of genetically engineered animals that will serve as the basis for future medical and life science research by combining advanced manipulation techniques of mouse early embryos and mouse ES cells with the latest genome editing technology.
We also aim to elucidate unknown biological phenomena in the heart and germ cells by using these mouse models.