Genetic Resource Center

SATO, Yutaka

Head, Genetic Resource Center

NIKI, Hironori

Division Head (Bioresource Management)

NONOMURA, Ken-ichi

Division Head (Plant Resource Development)

KOIDE, Tsuyoshi

Division Head(Development of Genetic-Engineered Mouse Resource)

KAWAMOTO, Shoko

Division Head (Bioresource Databases)

Bioresource Management Division

SATO, Yutaka Professor

KAWAKAMI, Koichi Professor

SAITO, Kuniaki Professor

KOHARA, Yuji Project Professor

SAKAI, Noriyoshi Associate Professor

IKEO, Kazuho Associate Professor

KOIDE, Tsuyoshi Associate Professor

NONOMURA, Ken-ichi Associate Professor

MIYOSHI, Keita Assistant Professor

TAKAHASHI, Misuzu Assistant Professor

TSUDA, Katsutoshi Assistant Professor

Plant Resource Development Division

 

TSUDA, Katsutoshi Assistant Professor

 

Division for development of genetic-engineered mouse resource

 

 

Bioresources Databases Division

The Genetic Resource Center is composed of “Bioresource Management Division”, “Plant Resource Development Division”, “Division for Development of Genetic-Engineered Mouse Resource”, and “Bioresource Database Division”. The Bioresource Division takes responsibility for development, preservation and distribution of forefront bioresources of various organisms including E. coli/B. subtilis, Rice, Mouse, Drosophila, Zebrafish, C. elegans and Hydra, and of collected wild species of those organisms. The Database division makes the above information available to the public through web sites shown below. The Bioresource division participates actively in the “National Bioresource Project (NBRP)” by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sport, Science and Technology, Japan, and takes a role for management of E. coli/B. subtilis, Rice, Drosophila and Zebrafish as central or sub-central organization for each organism in the project. Furthermore, the Database Division also contributes to NBRP as the national center of bioresource information, by taking responsibility for development and management of the relevant databases.

Services of the Genetic Resource Center are accessible from the pull-down menu (Model Organism Resources) at the NIG website.

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