NAKANO LABORATORY
WHAT WE AIM AT.We at the Laboratory of Developmental Cell Biology of the University of Tokyo and at the Molecular Membrane Biology Laboratory of RIKEN are studying membrane trafficking, the molecular mechanisms of protein transport and sorting and the roles of membrane traffic in higher-order functions of multicellular organisms, plants in particular.
- Research Subjects
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Subject1
“Molecular Mechanisms of Protein Sorting during Membrane Traffic” -
Subject 2
“Structures and Functions of Organelles: Identities and Dynamics” -
Subject 3
“Roles of Membrane Traffic in Development, Differentiation, Morphogenesis and Environmental Response of Higher Plants” -
Subject 4
“Development of New Imaging Methodology to Approach Above Problems” -
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- Projects
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“Molecular Mechanisms of Protein Sorting in Membrane Traffic and Roles in Higher Plants”
Supported by a Grant-in-Aid for Specially Promoted Research from the Japan Society for Promotion of Science -
“Structures and Functions of Protein Complexes that Regulate Vesicular Transport”
Supported by a fund for “Targeted Protein Research Program” from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan. -
“Live-cell Molecular Imaging Research”
Extreme Photonics Research Group
RIKEN Advanced Science Institute -
“Cellular Compartment Dynamics Research”
Cellular Systems Biology Research
RIKEN Advanced Science Institute
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