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Uncovering Kidney Cell Diversity and Interactions by Single-Cell Analysis

Where is the boundary between health and disease? In an organism composed of countless cells, how do individual cells regenerate within organs, and how do they coordinate with other cells to sustain function? What exactly is disease? What defines it?Advancements in cutting-edge technologies—such as single-cell analysis, spatial omics, digital AI, imaging, genome editing, and modeling—have dramatically transformed life science research in recent years. By integrating these state-of-the-art approaches, we are now beginning to uncover the boundary between health and disease, offering new possibilities for controlling and treating diseases. At this symposium, leading researchers at the forefront of these technologies will come together to explore how we can manipulate the balance between health and disease. Join us as we discuss the future direction of life science research.

【J】Single-cell Regulome Linking Health and Disease

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

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[1AS-17-05]Uncovering Kidney Cell Diversity and Interactions by Single-Cell Analysis

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