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Trans-omic analysis of hepatic glucose metabolism and its dysfunction associated with obesity

Sponsored by : JST-CREST "Development of Technology Platforms for Quantitative Analysis of Spatiotemporal Multicellular Interaction"

With recent progress in omics and imaging technologies at the single cell level and in computer science, comprehensive and quantitative analysis of cells and biomolecules is becoming possible. This will lead to changes in life sciences methodologies in research that focuses on individual genes and molecules and in more complex analyses, such as targeting changes in many genes and molecules in single cells. However, there are many technological bottlenecks in the spatiotemporal analysis of cells and molecules, and in the three-dimensional analysis of tissues and organisms. In this symposium, we would like to introduce the unique and innovative techniques possessed by professors who are promoting research aimed at understanding spatiotemporal interactions among multicellular organisms, and discuss current issues and future prospects.

Spatial-temporal understanding of multicellular interactions based on quantification of biological signal information

APPW2025

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[2S15m-1]Trans-omic analysis of hepatic glucose metabolism and its dysfunction associated with obesity

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