For children with intractable diseases
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Juvenility

Children's inherent advantages
Utilization for childhood intractable diseases

JAG & JALNC

Bioinformatics analysis
Molecular mechanisms for the juvenility

ADAS

Postnatal rearrangement of transcriptome
Molecular switch from anabolic to catabolic energy processing

Phase separation

Reaction field that enables efficient energy utilization
Generation of macromolecular structures

Welcome to Mori lab page !

Thank you very much for visiting the homepage of Mori lab at NCVC !

I am Masaki Mori, a pediatrician-scientist, theMasaki Mori principal investigator working at National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center Research Institute (NCVC).

The primary aim of the lab is to find a solution for pediatric intractable diseases.

For that purpose, we are currently engaged in molecular biological approach, bioinformatics and disease modeling.

We are welcoming graduate students who are interested in our research.

Contact us anytime [contact information is indicated below].

    We are welcoming new members !

    Positions for Research Fellow are available. Candidates are both grad students and PhD researchers (post-doc).

    NCVC offers the Research Fellow positions to support Ph.D. students and Ph.D. researchers (Post-docs) financially. A candidate is anyone who is going to be a Ph.D. student or have obtained Ph.D degree.

    Contact Mori for detail: mori.masaki[at]ncvc.go.jp

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    Life science for children

    We aim to identify how juvenile-specific physiological properties are achieved in juvenile.

    Cellular juvenescence is achieved by JAGs, JALNCs and ADAS. Among the JAGs, we recently discovered that Bex1 is essential for cilia formation. Bex1-deficiency provokes ciliopathy phenotypes.

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