updated, 1st, Apr., 2017
Professor: Kei YURA
Computational biology on post-transcription and pre-translation processes
PhD Course: Mika SAKAMOTO
Bioinformatics for disease prevention science on genome big data
PhD Course: Akiko Higuchi
The molecular effect on ligand transportation of mutation on SLC genes
PhD Course: Ha Thi Thu DUONG
Genome/structurome analyses on the mechanisms of deafness by single mutations
MS Course: Yuri KAWAI
Genome evolution of cephalopoda
MS Course: Minori OHSHIMA
Evolution of subunit interfaces in Drosophila respiratory complex
MS Course: Yumeka KAWAKAMI
Evolution of the activation domains of the nuclear receptors
MS Course: Remi TAKANO
To be known
MS Course: Miki MAKINO
Prediction for the specificity of protein-DNA interactions
MS Course: Misato FUNAHASHI
Evolution of the mechanisms of bioluminescent proteins
MS Course: Sachiyo YOSHIKAWA
Mechanisms of protein-RNA interactions
BSci Course: Noe KANEKO
Bioinformatics analyses of the genes for the development of mouse cerebral cortex
BSci Course: Tamaki KAMINAGA
To be known
BSci Course: Chikako MARU
Role of proteoglycan for the development of wings on Drosophila
BSci Course: Tahmina AMANI
To be known
Lab. Assistant: Iyoko TAKINAMI
Tech. Assistant: Yukie KATAYAMA
The lab welcomes new members (graduates and undergraduates) who are interested in structural computational biology and would like to aquire knowledge and technique to computationally analyze protein sequences and three-dimensional structures.
The entrance exam for the graduate school will be held in summer and winter. For those of you who want to stay temporarily (eg. one week to three months) in this lab to get the feeling of the field and the lab, contact Prof. Kei Yura (Edit an Email address).
