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Fluorescent and luminescent reporter systems for monitoring intracellular signaling dynamics in skeletal muscle development and regeneration

Understanding the complex mechanisms that regulate physiological functions requires the integration of diverse perspectives and advanced technologies. In particular, gaining a comprehensive view of biological processes &mdash; from molecules and cells to the behavior of whole organisms &mdash; calls for the collaboration of researchers with expertise across different fields. This symposium will feature cutting-edge studies from a range of technical areas, including in vitro electrophysiology, in vivo imaging and optogenetic manipulation of neural activity during behavior, visualization and control of intracellular environments using novel probes, real-time imaging of intracellular signaling dynamics with FRET/BRET techniques, and large-scale data analysis utilizing AI. Through these presentations, we will provide a platform for interdisciplinary discussions and to explore new directions for the future of physiological research, with an eye toward the integration of these diverse approaches.

【J】Cutting-Edge Approaches to Physiological Functions: Linking Methods and Insights Across Disciplines

The 103rd Annual Meeting of The Physiological Society of Japan

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[1S09m-03]Fluorescent and luminescent reporter systems for monitoring intracellular signaling dynamics in skeletal muscle development and regeneration

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