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 Mar. 24, 2014.
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  !! Wellcome to Labolatory of Correlative Physiology & Okada's laboratory!!
 
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  Our study purpose All of the cell function are performed or supported by operation of channels (ion and water channels) and transporters (carriers and pumps) located on the membrane.
 The objectives of our laboratory work are 1) to elucidate molecular mechanisms of most general cell activities, such as volume regulation, absorption/secretion and environmental 
signal reception, 2) to clarify roles of channels, transporters and receptors in these fundamental functions from the view-point of integrative biology, and 3) to throw the light on the 
relationship between these malfunctions and diseases or cell death, as well as 4) to study the multifunctionality of channel and transporter during cell functions or malfunctions.
 CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS: 
       1. Molecular Mechanisms of Cell Volume Regulation. 
 
  2. Ionic Mechanisms of Apoptotic and Necrotic Cell Death. 
 
  3. Ionic Mechanisms of Ischemic Death in Neurons and 
Cardiac Myocytes. 
 
  4. Molecular Mechanisms of Sensor Channel Functions. 
 
      
      
 
 
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