DIVISION OF CELLULAR DYNAMICS

Medical Research Laboratory, Institute of Integrated Research, Institute of Science Tokyo

In multicellular organisms, various types of cells interact with each other to maintain cellular community and tissue homeostasis. Our lab aims to understand the molecular mechanisms underlying the control of cellular dynamics and cell-cell communication. In particular, we focus on cellular dynamics during cancer progression and organogenesis, with the goal of elucidating the behavior of cellular communities that contribute to these processes.

Learn more about our work:  PUBLICATION LIST

• [25'.6.30] Gene signature of hepatic ferroptosis reveals its pathogenic features  PRESS RELEASE
• [22'.11.8] Combined Effect of Bacteria and Iron Levels on the Progression of Colorectal Cancer  PRESS RELEASE
• [19'.9.13] Spotlight on early-career researchers: an interview with Toshiro Moroishi  INTERVIEW
• [19'.3.18] Iron overload and liver cancer  RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT
• [17'.5.15] The large tumor suppressor family: friend or foe?  RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT
• [17'.2.5] Deletion of LATS1/2 Hippo Pathway Kinases Enhances Antitumor Immunity  RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT
• [16'.12.19] Hippo Wades into Cancer Immunology  RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT
• [16'.12.1] Study Reveals New Role for Hippo Pathway in Suppressing Cancer Immunity  PRESS RELEASE
• [11'.9.7] An Iron-Clad Role for Proteasomal Degradation  RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT