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Ueha Lab
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The lab studies how cancer and chronic inflammation develop, aiming to overcome them.
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Aiming to overcome intractable inflammatory and immune diseases
The Ueha Lab studies the processes by which intractable inflammatory and immune diseases, such as cancer and chronic inflammatory diseases, develop.
These diseases, which are leading causes of death in developed countries, remain difficult to treat even now that science and technology have advanced.
In collaboration with the Matsushima Lab, the lab conducts basic and clinical research using cutting-edge techniques in gene expression analysis, computational analysis, and immunological analysis.
Key terms
- Intractable inflammatory and immune diseases
- Diseases such as cancer and chronic inflammatory diseases that remain difficult to treat even now that science and technology have advanced
ResearchResearch themes
Cancer and chronic inflammatory diseases, leading causes of death in developed countries, remain difficult to treat. In collaboration with the Matsushima Lab, the lab works to elucidate how intractable inflammatory and immune diseases develop and to overcome them.
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- ProfessorSatoshi Ueha
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