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New Frontiers in Peptide Science driven by Directed Evolution and Single-Molecule Measurement

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Life sciences are entering uncharted territories through innovative measurement and analysis technologies. From single-cell multi-omics revealing precise molecular mechanisms to spatial transcriptomics enabling 3D tissue understanding, and AI-driven evolutionary engineering advancing molecular design, the field is at a historic turning point.This symposium unites emerging researchers who integrate cutting-edge technologies - single-cell analysis, spatial omics, multi-omics, synthetic biology, and AI - to tackle hierarchical biological systems. They'll present findings spanning molecular to organismal scales, aiming to engage young scientists and establish foundations for future advances.

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[1AS-01-04]New Frontiers in Peptide Science driven by Directed Evolution and Single-Molecule Measurement

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