Professor: Kei YURA
Computational biology on post-transcription and pre-translation processes
Cross Appointment Associate Professor: Hafumi NISHI
Impact of genome variations on protein structure
PhD Course: Saki KATAGIRI
Genome sequencing of Vargula hilgendorfii
PhD Course: Ayako YOKOKAWA
Elucidation of the mechanisms of radial neuronal migration during the process of cerebral cortex formation
MS Course: Mika KOHIGASHI
Prediction of Neuropeptides in Hemimetabolous Insect Species: A Bioinformatics Approach
MS Course: Mirei MABUCHI
Prediction of proteins for phospholipid biosynthetic pathway in Thermus thermophilus
MS Course: Yuri KATO
Structure-Function relationship relationship study on molecules behind Integrin
MS Course: Rio SATO
Development of bioluminescence database
MS Course: Senri DOI
Evolution of subplate in brain
MS Course: Natsumi HARADA
Gene expression analysis of Schwannoma
BSci Course: Ayumi INOMATA
Molecular Mechanisms of Bath Syndrome by Taffazin variations
BSci Course: Sakura SHINOHE
Bioinformatics study on bioluminescence mechanisms
BSci Course: Noi FUKANUMA
Auditory system of insects
BSci Course: Yuzuki MORITA
Molecular mechanisms of ageing in mammals
This lab welcomes new members (graduate and undergraduate students) who have basic knowledge of computation and are interested in computational biology that computationally analyzes protein sequences and three-dimensional structures.
The entrance exam for the graduate school will be held in summer (Aug.) and winter (Feb.). For the one who wants to stay temporarily (eg. two-month internship) in this lab and get the feeling of the field and the lab, contact Prof. Kei Yura (Edit Email address).