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Research Centers

  • Center for Memory and Glioscience(Cognitive Glioscience Group)
    Center for Memory and Glioscience (Cognitive Glioscience Group) Our group has contributed to the field of gliotransmission (release and function of transmitters from glia) with seminal publications on the channel-mediated GABA and glutamate release from astrocytes. Director LEE C. Justin Detail
  • Center for Memory and Glioscience(Learning and Memory Group)
    Center for Memory and Glioscience (Learning and Memory Group) Uncovering the molecular and biological mechanisms underlying learning and memory Director KAANG Bong-Kiun Detail
  • Center for Synaptic Brain Dysfunctions A large number of proteins including receptors, signaling proteins, and scaffolding proteins participate in the molecular organization of neuronal synapses. We have been studying the molecular mechanisms ... Director KIM Eunjoon Detail
  • Center for RNA Research RNA is one of the three biomolecules that constitute all known forms of life. While DNA serves as storage of genetic information, RNA carries and transfers genetic information. Originally, RNA is believed ... Director KIM V. Narry Detail
  • Center for Genomic Integrity DNA is a building block for entire genome and encodes genetic codes, which determine almost every aspects of life. In some cases, DNA could be damaged by endogenous asserts such as replication ... Director MYUNG Kyungjae Detail
  • Center for Vascular Research Our ultimate goal is to make ground-breaking discoveries, conceptual advances and paradigm shifts in vascular biology through basic and fundamental research. In particular, we will focus on further ...Director KOH Gou YoungDetail
  • Center for Genome Engineering
    Center for Genome Engineering We focus on developing programmable nucleases that enable genome editing in plants, animals, and cultured cells including human pluripotent stem cells. Director KOO Bon-Kyoung Detail
  • Center for Microbiome–Body–Brain Physiology
    Center for Microbiome–Body–Brain Physiology Wild animals perceive a wide range of external stimuli and respond appropriately. They also sense internal bodily states, such as hunger, and adjust their behavior accordingly. Our research focuses on how animals respond to both internal and external cues related to feeding behavior. Director SUH Seong-Bae Detail
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