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Tue. Jun 9, 2026

Wed. Jun 10, 2026

Thu. Jun 11, 2026

Fri. Jun 12, 2026

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＜日本発生生物学会会員で大会参加者以外の方＞<br>要旨閲覧パスワードが必要な場合は、会員番号・氏名・所属機関名を明記の上、大会事務局jsdb2026@jsdb.jp までメールにてご連絡ください。

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Co-organized by Sasagawa Fundation and Development Growth &amp; Differentiation(DGD)<br><br>Recent advances in physical and metabolomic approaches have opened new avenues for investigating developmental processes in a dynamic and integrative manner. This joint Japan-France conference provides a unique opportunity to bring together researchers from both countries who are contributing to this emerging field. Topics will include physical constraints in tissue growth and morphogenesis, mechanobiology of neural development, metabolic and endocrine perspectives on early development, and metabolomic studies of development and diseases using both vertebrate and invertebrate models. Model organisms will include fruit flies, frogs, mice, and humans. We aim to foster active discussion with the audience on the conceptual and methodological directions of this field.

Symposium 07 Physical and Metabolic Perspectives on Development, Growth and Diseases

The 59th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Developmental Biologists

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