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The Genome Center
Project of the Genome Diversity Research
Project of the Pharmacogenomics
 
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The Cancer Chemotherapy Center
The Genome Center of the Japanese Foundation for Cancer Research
Project of the Pharmacogenomics
Overview
The goal of this project is to study drug responsiveness (efficacy and toxicity) by using genome technologies and to develop effective cancer chemotherapy. The targets of our study are investigational new drugs, mainly in phase II and III clinical studies. We are aiming to establish comprehensive and reliable databases of SNPs and gene expression (cDNA microarray) by conducting each gene analysis at one center for SNP and cDNA microarray, respectively. We are further aiming to identify informative SNPs and genes for prediction of drug toxicity and sensitivity and to apply the research results in clinical settings by constructing an applied, such as small-scaled cDNA array. We are now carrying out collaborative research with multiple clinical centers to collect clinical samples quickly and efficiently and to accelerate clinical applications.
Project Leader Tetsuo Noda, M.D., Ph.D
Clinical Research Group Leader Kiyohiko Hatake, M.D.,Ph.D.
Gene Polymorphism Analysis Group Leader Yoshio Miki, M.D.,Ph.D.
Gene Expression Analysis Group Leader Akihiro Tomida, Ph.D.
Technical Staff Tomoko Yamaguchi
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