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Development, Differentiation, and Regeneration in Biological Systems

Research Supervisor: Yoshiki Hotta

Year Started : FY2002
Research Director	Affiliation	Research Project
Keiichi Nakayama	Professor, Kyushu University	Activation of Regeneration by Promoted Reentry into Cell Cycle
Yasushi Hiromi	Professor, National Institute of Genetics	Organizing the Nervous System through Intracellular Pattering
Fumio Matsuzaki	Group Director, RIKEN	Genetic Programs for Neuronal Diversity and Brain Formation

Affiliation: At the time of project completion

Year Started : FY2001
Research Director	Affiliation	Research Project
Takashi Kadowaki	Professor, The University of Tokyo	Mechanism and Regulation of Adipocyte de-differentiation or "transformation"
Hitoshi Sakano	Professor, The University of Tokyo	Generation and Regeneration of Olfactory Neural Network
Noriyuki Satoh	Professor, Kyoto University	Large-Scale Analysis of Novel Function of Specific Developmental Genes
Masaharu Noda	Professor, National Institutes of Natural Sciences	Molecular Mechanisms Underlying Regional Specification, Topographic Projection and Regeneration of the Optic Nerve

Affiliation: At the time of project completion

Year Started : FY2000
Research Director	Affiliation	Research Project
Tadashi Uemura	Professor, Kyoto University	Single-cell Patterning: Investigation of Regulatory Mechanisms of Cell Polarization
Hideyuki Okano	Professor, Keio University	Study on the Development and Regeneration of the Central Nervous System Based on the Stem Cell Biology
Hitoshi Okamoto	Group Director, RIKEN	Genetic Dissection of Neural Network Formation
Satoru Kobayashi	Professor, National Institutes of Natural Sciences	Clarification of the Mechanisms Underlying Germ Cell Formation and its Application to Mammalian Development
Tadaomi Takenawa	Professor, The University of Tokyo	Signaling of Cell Migration and its Role in Organ Formation, and Application to Regeneration
Hiroshi Hamada	Professor, Osaka University	Molecular Mechanism Generating Morphological Asymmetries
Kunihiro Matsumoto	Professor, Nagoya University	Molecular Mechanism of Morphogenesis and Cell Differentiation during Development

Affiliation: At the time of project completion

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