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12/02/2022 |
 The 6th GTP-Workshop at the 45th annual meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan (MBSJ). Organizers: Atsuo Sasaki, Ph.D. and Miki Senda, Ph.D. This will be an exciting session! |
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10/19/2022 |
 Dr. Sasaki is scheduled to talk at Scienc-ome, the hot science forum Scienc-ome focuses on producing anti-disciplinary science achieved by cross-reality (XR), an international team, high-risk projects and research from various fields such as life science, physics, mathematics, engineering, and artificial intelligence. |
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10/14/2022 |
 The 2022 UC Cancer Symposium will bein person in person. Dr. Sasaki will be one of the speakers, introducing the role of GTP metabolism in regulating subcellular dynamics. We envision an inspirational gathering! |
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10/05/2022 |
| FYI: Dr. Sasaki is in the Tokyo area and available afternoon. | |
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10/03/2022 |
| A seminar is scheduled at the Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science (TMiMS), followed by a Workshop with energetic groups working on neuroscience! | |
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09/30/2022 |
 Dr. Sasaki is scheduled to present at the symposium session "Emerging discoveries and developments for the next generation of precision medicine" at the 81 st Annual Meeting of the Japanese Cancer Association (JCA). |
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09/26/2022 |
| Dr. Sasaki is scheduled to present at Azabu University, School of Veterinary Medicine. | |
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10/11/2021 |
 With Dr. Satoru Osuka, we talked about lots of things—e.g., cancer metabolism, therapy, life, and dreams! (language: Japanese) |
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10/06/2021 |
 We have received a gorgeous box of chocolate with no name of the sender.
Assuming that this is something with a wish to celebrate or support our research, for whom sent us such a kind gift, we really appreciate it and will continue doing our best! |
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10/01/2021 |
 We found that MMF could cause hepatotoxicity associated with mitochondrial abnormality in some liver transplant patients. Using that information, more safe and effective treatment could be developed! |
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Interested in doing postdoc?
We are currently looking for a postdoc reseacher for our NIH-R01 funded glioblastoma project. If you are interested in joining us through any fellowship (e.g., HFSP, T32), please email Dr. Sasaki with a subject line starting with "IPPO" and tell us why you are interested, attaching your CV.
Please see here for Univ Cincinnati and here for Keio Univ, and email Dr. Sasaki with a subject line starting with "IPPO" and tell us why you are interested, attaching your CV.
Interested in doing postdoc?
We are currently looking for a postdoc reseacher for our NIH-R01 funded glioblastoma project. If you are interested in joining us through any fellowship (e.g., HFSP, T32), please email Dr. Sasaki with a subject line starting with "IPPO" and tell us why you are interested, attaching your CV.
Atsuo T. Sasaki, Ph.D.
Associate Professor: University of Cincinnati
Project Professor: Keio University
Project Professor: Hiroshima University Hospital
Associate Professor: University of Cincinnati
Project Professor: Keio University
Project Professor: Hiroshima University Hospital
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Tel: | 513-558-2160 | |
Fax: | 513-558-6703 |
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Email: | atsuo.sasaki@uc.edu / sasaki29@ttck.keio.ac.jp | |||
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Address: | Vontz Center 1328 (office) / 1234 (lab) 3125 Eden Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45267-0508 |
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Integrated GTP Metabology: The Sasaki Lab represents a team of scientists dedicated to research on links between GTP metabolism and human diseases, in particular cancers and metabolic diseases.We discovered the existence of a GTP energy sensing kinase, which has the effect of propelling tumor growth (Molecular Cell, 2016 (related articles: 1, 2, 3, 4)), and tumor promoting reprogram of GTP metabolism (Nature Cell Biology, 2019 (related articles: 1, 2, 3, 4*, 5*. *Japanese). A special TV program for our GTP research is filmed by NHK WORLD (video).
We continue to investigate the GTP-metabolism—its regulation and roles of GTP-energy sensor—by taking the "GTP" way!
Sasaki Lab’s "GTP" Way:
Geek
We investigate GTP, GTP and GTP!
Together
Collaboratin with wonderful colleagures!
Passion
Absolute requirement for success!
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