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• 2019/10/11 Research Analyzing the metabolites produced by single motile cells
• 2019/10/10 Research Brain tissue kept alive for weeks on an artificial membrane
• 2019/10/09 Research How chromosomes change their shape during cell differentiation
• 2019/08/30 Research Doubling down on boron to make complex organic molecules
• 2019/08/09 Research How phosphorylation of eIF2 reduces protein synthesis
• 2019/08/09 Research Implantable 3D blastocyst-like embryonic structure generated from mouse stem cells
• 2019/07/26 Research A new model for exploring cell polarity
• 2019/07/25 Research Toward micro-hearts: tiny pumps driven by self-organizing cardiomyocytes
• 2019/07/12 Research Using the RIKEN click reaction to weaponize antibodies against cancer
• 2019/07/08 Research Cyborg-like microchip valve driven by earthworm muscle
• 2019/07/05 Research Analyzing chromatin structure in more detail than ever before
• 2019/06/28 Other RIKEN People: Michiko Mandai and her pioneering research on retinal regeneration
• 2019/06/26 Research Unified control of neuronal delamination and outer radial glial cell generation during mammalian cerebral development
• 2019/06/12 Other Korean ambassador visits Kobe campus
• 2019/04/19 Research Flies smell through a gore-tex system
• 2019/04/12 Research Elongation factors smooth transcription in the nucleosome
• 2019/04/03 Other BDR Symposium 2019
• 2019/03/22 Research Combining two spectroscopy techniques reveals how single cells respond to new drugs
• 2019/03/22 Other RIKEN BDR Spring Course 2019 in Osaka
• 2019/03/08 Research Natural plant defense could lead to new personalized cancer therapy
• 2019/02/26 Research Scientists lay foundation for single-cell level understanding of DNA replication
• 2019/02/22 Research Simulations reveal the mechanics of early eye formation in a dish
• 2019/01/18 Research Hair follicle stem cells secrete protein that controls the skin's sense of touch
• 2019/01/11 Research Two inhibitory molecules ensure that cells move full steam ahead