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群馬大学 生体調節研究所

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Molecular Traffic

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Professor: SATO Ken
sato-ken*gunma-u.ac.jp
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Lab Homepage
http://traffic.dept.med.gunma-u.ac.jp/

 

Member

Professor: SATO Ken
Associate Professor: SATOUH Yuhkoh
Assistant Professor: MAEJIMA Ikuko
Technical Officer: USHIGOME Takeshi
Postdoctoral Fellow: HIRAI Rika
Associate Researcher: KAWASAKI Ichiro
JSPS Research Fellow: SUGIURA Kenta
Technical Assistant: AKUZAWA Tomoko
Technical Assistant: SEKIGUCHI Megumi
Technical Assistant: MIYAZAWA Noriko
Graduate Student: SUTO Shunichi
Graduate Student: MICHIZAKI Mamoru
Graduate Student: AIKAWA Takashi
Graduate Student: WADA Aya

Professor: SATO Ken Associate Professor: SATOUH Yuhkoh Assistant Professor: MAEJIMA Ikuko Technical Officer: USHIGOME TakeshiProfessor: SATO Ken Associate Professor: SATOUH Yuhkoh Assistant Professor: MAEJIMA Ikuko Technical Officer: USHIGOME TakeshiProfessor: SATO Ken Associate Professor: SATOUH Yuhkoh Assistant Professor: MAEJIMA Ikuko Technical Officer: USHIGOME Takeshi●283283

Research

Membrane trafficking plays essential roles not only in secretion and nutrient uptake but also in various physiological processes such as those involving the endocrine system, metabolic system, and nervous system in animals. In our laboratory, we study the molecular mechanisms and physiological functions of membrane trafficking in multicellular organisms by using the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans and mice as model systems. In addition, we study the molecular mechanisms underlying protein-misfolding diseases, in which abnormal membrane proteins accumulate in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER), in order to discover new targets for the treatment of such diseases.

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On-going projects

  1. Analysis of molecular mechanisms underlying trafficking of low-density lipoprotein and insulin
  2. Analysis of physiological functions of membrane trafficking during development
  3. Analysis of physiological roles of membrane trafficking during brain development

 

Keywords

Membrane trafficking, Secretion, Metabolism, Development, C. elegans, Mouse, Fertilization, Autophagy, Mitochondria, Endoplasmic reticulum

Select References

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