Our Research
Mechanism by which circular DNA is generated using a model organism — offering mechanistic insights into cancer development.
How Life Thrives in a Nutrient-Poor Environments — “Circular Agriculture” Inside Cells through Photosynthesis and Symbiosis
Why does ALS take away body movement? – The hidden burden that seals neurons’ fate
Single-Strand DNA Cuts Trigger Cancer—Mechanism Behind Copy Number Abnormalities Discovered
Selective breeding makes mice playful towards humans and other mice Tame mice show human- and mouse-directed playfulness
Wild animal populations carrying mutations similar to those that cause human diseases
Convergent losses of arbuscular mycorrhizal symbiosis in carnivorous plants
Under what conditions does speciation occur?
TRsv: simultaneous detection of tandem repeat variations, structural variations, and short indels using long read sequencing data
Inducible NMDA Receptor Knockdown Reveals a Maintenance Phase in Dendritic Refinement of Barrel Cortex Neurons
Discovery of the Oldest Sex Chromosomes among Vertebrates—Unique Sex Determination mechanisms in Sharks and Rays —
A new technology that enables degradation of target proteins without fusing a degron tag.
How does the colony of Porpita porpita behave like a single organism?