Aki Minoda

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Aki Minoda is an Associate Professor at RIMLS. His research areas include tumorigenesis, aging, and stem cell biology. Recent publications focus on the role of food antigens in bowel cancer, lipidomic changes associated with aging, and the mechanisms of lung fibrosis. Additionally, he has contributed to studies on transcription factors in glioblastoma, human stem cell transplantation, and the functional annotation of long noncoding RNAs.

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Kenta Horie

Projected Assistant Professor

Chiba University

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Aditi Kanhere

Senior lecturer

University of Liverpool

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Martin Taylor

University of Edinburgh

UNITED KINGDOM
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Hiroshi Tsugawa

Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

JAPAN
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Colin Semple

Professor of Computational Biology

University of Edinburgh

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Kosuke Hashimoto

Associate Professor

Osaka University

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Akiharu Kubo

Professor

Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine

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Yoshiki Shiraishi

Junior Associate Professor

Tokai University School of Medicine

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Supat Thongjuea

University of Oxford

UNITED KINGDOM
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Takashi Umehara

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Ritsumeikan University

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Masayuki Amagai

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Albin Sandelin

Professor

University of Copenhagen

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Andreas Lennartsson

Karolinska Institutet

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Diego Garrido-Martín

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University of Barcelona

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