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Laboratory Animal Science Lab
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Developing novel model animals using genome editing; development of new genome editing technologies; generation of genome-edited animals and bioresource research; creation of "humanized animals (genome)" in which animal genes are replaced with human genes; "humanized animals (organ)" transplanted with human cells and tissues (liver, blood cells, nervous system, etc.); research on genome editing-based therapies for human diseases
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