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Epigenetic Carcinogenesis
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The CANCER INSTITUTE of the Japanese Foundation for Cancer Research
Carcinogenesis
Overview
Our laboratory has been interested in molecular and fundamental mechanisms of carcinogenesis. Research is focused on hematological and mesenchymal malignancies and oncogenic transcription factors. These studies are achieved by using genetical approach and mouse models. We use retrovirus induced mouse models and genetically engineered models, and these models are valuable tools to identify novel disease genes, to understand molecular pathways of diseases and to search diagnostic and therapeutic application.
Projects
(1) The role of homeobox genes in hematological malignancies
(2) Identification of novel chimeras in human malignancies
(3) Retroviral insertional mutagenesis and analysis of NUP98-HOXA9 chimera
(4) Functional analysis of Evi9/BCL11A
(5) Identification of targets for chimeric transcription factors
Chief Takuro Nakamura
Staff Scientist Yuichi Wakabayashi
Postdoctoral Scientist Miwa Tanaka, Takashi Yokoyama
Attending Scientist Takashi Fujino
Visiting Scientist Morito Kurata
Visiting Ph.D. Student Yoshinobu Komai
Master Student Moriyasu Nakaema
Staff Technician Yukari Yamazaki, Tomoko Takahara
Technician Yohei Kanno
Management Assistant Hisako Hirano
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