2008.12.12 PRESS RELEASE

The immune cell march

2008.11.18 PRESS RELEASE

The International Cancer Genome Consortium announces the launch of 8 Cancer Genome Projects

2008.11.17 PRESS RELEASE

A novel subset of mouse NKT cells bearing the IL-17 receptor B responds to IL-25 and contributes to airway hyperreactivity

2008.11.11 PRESS RELEASE

The Center for Genomic Medicine Announces Five New Collaborative Projects with the U.S. National Institute of Health (NIH) Groups

2008.10.10 PRESS RELEASE

Immune cell activation under the microscope

2008.09.26 PRESS RELEASE

An attempt to understand the genomic structure of the Japanese people through an analysis of DNA base polymorphism of a hundred and forty thousand bases for each individual

2008.09.15 PRESS RELEASE

Identifying a new gene, CD244, causing rheumatoid arthritis

2008.09.08 PRESS RELEASE

How the body senses emergency

2008.09.08 PRESS RELEASE

Looping-the-loop

2008.08.18 PRESS RELEASE

Identification of a gene, KCNQ1, which causes adult diabetes, involved in 20 percent of Japanese adult type-II diabetes cases

2008.08.08 PRESS RELEASE

Choosing the right path

2008.07.18 PRESS RELEASE

Development of a speculative methodology for the determination of the numbers of duplicated and deleted DNA sequences in chromosomes for the first time in the world

2008.07.12 PRESS RELEASE

Identification of a new gene, DVWA, which causes knee osteoarthritis

2008.07.11 PRESS RELEASE

Assisted development

2008.07.11 PRESS RELEASE

How to halt immune cell activation

2008.06.27 PRESS RELEASE

Interferon production mechanisms revealed

2008.06.11 PRESS RELEASE

Open access to the SNP frequency information of 35 diseases, including cancers, heart diseases, and brain disorders, for the promotion of gene identification associated with diseases and drug adverse effects.

2008.05.02 PRESS RELEASE

Discovery of two new genes for susceptibility to hernias, THBS2 and MMP9, providing a new step towards the treatment of lower back pain and sciatic neuralgia.

2008.04.30 PRESS RELEASE

Launch of the international cancer genome consortium for the integration of cancer genome transformed catalogues by RIKEN and the National Cancer Center in collaboration with thirteen other organizations around the world.

2008.04.25 PRESS RELEASE

Regulating antibody production