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  1. Study on chromosomal rearrangements in yeast reveals potential avenue for cancer therapy

    Researchers from Osaka University have found that the attachment of a ubiquitin molecule to a protein called PCNA at the lysine 107 position causes gross ...

    Located in Research Info / 2021
  2. Study reveals genetic basis of quantitative traits and diseases in Japanese

    Osaka University-centered researchers presented one of the largest non-European genome-wide association study (GWAS) of quantitative biological traits to date, ...

    Located in Research Info / 2018
  3. Study sheds light on recently evolved traits among Japanese descendants

    Evolution allows advantageous traits to become predominant. Evolutionary adaptions that occur on comparatively short time scales are less well-understood. ...

    Located in Research Info / 2018
  4. The protein that stands between us and autoimmunity

    Researchers from Osaka University identified the epigenetic proteins Tet2 and Tet3 as key regulators of B cell function. They showed that these proteins ...

    Located in Research Info / 2020
  5. Up to our NECs in it: in-depth genomic analysis of a rare carcinoma

    Researchers from Osaka University have performed comprehensive genomic analysis of tissue samples from a large group of patients with neuroendocrine carcinoma ...

    Located in Research Info / 2021
  6. When your microbiome and your genome aren’t a good combination

    Research carried out by a team led by Osaka University has shown that various Prevotella species, along with several specific genes and biological pathways, ...

    Located in Research Info / 2019
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