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Utilizing human post-mortem brain resources for research into neurological and psychiatric disorders

To develop the cure for diseases it is critical to prove the concept derived from laboratory animals by using human specimens. To that end large-scale biobanks have been founded which accumulate and provide human biospecimen and information as well as analytical data such as genome sequences. By presenting cutting-edge projects that made use of these resources, we aim to widen the application of molecular studies to clinical settings.

【J】Cutting-edge human disease research based on large-scale biobanks in Japan

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

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[3MS-12-04]Utilizing human post-mortem brain resources for research into neurological and psychiatric disorders

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