Division of Systemic Life Science
This division consists of 21 laboratories including seven cooperative laboratories from Institute for Virus Research, Institute for Advancement of Clinical and Translational Science, Institute for Frontier Medical Science, Radiation Biology Center and RIKEN Center for Development Biology. 35 graduate students are accepted in the Master’s Program annually, and 14 in the Doctoral Program. In this division, education and research are focused on the elucidation of the fundamentals of molecular and systemic biology, cell biology and immunology. Experimental approaches are taken with viruses, microorganisms, cultured cells and animals. We pursue education and research to elucidate the molecular aspects of Systemic Life Science.
Department of Molecular and System Biology
Department of Animal Development and Physiology
Department of Signal Transductions
Department of Functional Biology
Department of Biology Education and Heredity
Department of Systems Biology
Department of Genome Biology
Department of Mammalian Regulatory Network
Department of Advanced Imaging