The immune system plays a central role
in the pathogenesis of a broader range of
diseases than previously anticipated.
While the importance of immunology research on various diseases
will continue to increase,
we researchers have now realized that there is
an explicit limitation in translating the findings of mouse models to humans.
In our laboratory, we do human immunology research.
We analyze human immune cells in blood and
tissue samples obtained from healthy subjects and patients,
by using state-of-the-art equipment and techniques.
We aim to understand the pathophysiology of various diseases,
establish disease biomarkers, and develop novel therapies.
Oral presentation by Sari Hatanaka at the 73rd Annual Meeting ofJapanese Society of Allergy.
Oral presentation by Yoshitaka Honda at the 45th ASHBi Colloquium.
Lecture by Hideki Ueno at the 40th Annual Meeting of Japanese Society of Pedeatric Clinical Allergy.
Oral presentation by Sari Hatanaka and Yuki Masuo at the 33rd Kyoto T Cell Conference.
Oral presentation by Yoshitaka Honda at APSID-JSIAD 2024.
Lynn Zreka obtained the Master’s Degree. She will proceed to the PhD course at the Ueno lab.
Poster presentations by Yuki Masuo, Xinxin Xue, Celine Chua and Dongyun Lu at the 1st AMED SCARDA Joint Symposium of Japan Initiative for World-leading Vaccine Research and Development Centers.
Oral presentation by Shusei Fujioka and poster presentations by Shusei Fujioka, Naila Shinwari, Yuki Masuo and Xinxin Xue at ASHBi Retreat 2024. Shusei Fujioka received Best Presentation Award.
Oral presentation by Yuki Masuo and poster presentation by Akinori Murakami at the 51st Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Immunology
Poster presentations by Mouna Khan and Celine Chua at 2023 FIMSA Advanced Training Course of Immunology
Poster presentation by Xinxin Xue at 5th CSI/JSI/KAI Joint Symposium on Immunology “Frontier in Immunology Research in the Aftermath of the Pandemic”
Poster presentation by Shusei Fujioka at Japanese Society for Quantitative Biology
