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Chitose Oneyama, Affiliated Professor
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The Target Discovery and Therapeutics Lab (Tumor Regulation Division) studies cancer at the Aichi Cancer Center Research Institute as a breakdown in the maintenance of cellular homeostasis. Normal cells maintain their state by strictly controlling proliferation and movement, but when abnormalities occur in signaling molecules, this leads to uncontrolled proliferation, invasion, and metastasis. By clarifying these mechanisms and acting on them with drugs and other means, the lab aims to present new leads for diagnosis and treatment. The lab is located at Aichi Cancer Center (Chikusa-ku, Nagoya), and the division head serves as an affiliated professor at Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine.
Tsukasa Nabekura, Affiliated Professor
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The Division of Tumor Immune Responses is a lab that studies how immune cells recognize and attack cancer cells (cancer immunity). The lab focuses on cancer immunity mediated by immune cells called NK cells. The lab conducts basic research that examines, at the molecular level, the entire process from when an NK cell encounters a cancer cell to when it attacks and kills it, as well as research to develop immunotherapies that use NK cells. The lab is located at Aichi Cancer Center (Chikusa Ward, Nagoya), and graduate students from Nagoya University's collaborative graduate program are also enrolled.
Hiromichi Ebi, Division Head
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The Advanced Targeted Cancer Therapeutics lab researches the development of molecularly targeted therapies, which treat cancer by targeting the characteristics of cancer cells. Focusing in particular on cancers with mutations in the KRAS gene, the lab investigates which patients should receive which drugs and how, and why drugs stop working. By combining analyses of cancer cells, animal models, and patient specimens, the lab aims to discover new therapeutic targets and develop ways to make existing treatments more effective. On the lab's website, it is introduced under the name "Division of Translational Research for Targeted Cancer Therapy" of the Aichi Cancer Center Research Institute.
Hiroshi Kito, Affiliated Professor
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Comprehensive Pediatric Medicine is a collaborative department with the Aichi Children's Health and Medical Center, and it conducts clinical research in the field of pediatric medicine. The lab links Nagoya University's advanced research techniques with Aichi Children's abundant clinical resources, which include rare diseases. The Aichi Children's Health and Medical Center is the only specialized pediatric general hospital in the prefecture and provides advanced pediatric acute care. The collaborative department "Comprehensive Pediatric Medicine" was established in April 2021.
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