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Kurihara Group
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A research group exploring the mechanisms that control cell fate in plants.
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Exploring the mechanisms that control plant cell fate
The Kurihara Group conducts research aimed at elucidating the mechanisms that control cell fate in plants.
The group's page lists three topics: embryogenesis, female gametophyte development, and deep-tissue imaging of plants.
It is a research group belonging to the Institute of Transformative Bio-Molecules (ITbM).
Key terms
- Cell fate
- The determination of which type of cell a cell will become in the future
- Embryogenesis
- The process by which a fertilized egg develops into the embryo, which forms the basis of the plant body
ResearchResearch themes
The Kurihara Group aims to elucidate the mechanisms that control cell fate in plants. The group's page introduces embryogenesis, female gametophyte development, and deep-tissue imaging of plants.
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The members of the Kurihara Group consist of faculty, technical staff, and technical assistants.
- Project Associate ProfessorDaisuke Kurihara
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