Structural analysis of biomolecules
by cryo-electron microscopy

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Joint Research

Our laboratory is widely seeking joint research using cryo-electron microscopy. For joint research, the following programs are available.

Basis for Supporting Innovative Drug Discovery and Life Science Research (BINDS)

We support a wide range of cryo-EM research mainly using TITAN Krios G4 and Aquilos 2. Pre-consulting is available. Please contact Dr Kazuyoshi Murata for inquiries.

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ExCELLS Joint Research Program

We are seeking a wide range of cryo-EM joint research mainly using TITAN Krios G4 and Aquilos2. Please contact Dr Kazuyoshi Murata for inquiries.

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NIPS Joint Research Program

We are seeking a wide range of cryo-EM joint research mainly using JEM2200FS and JEM2100F. Please contact Dr Kazuyoshi Murata for inquiries.

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Advanced bioimaging support platform (ABiS)

We support Cryo-EM research  funded by KAKENHI. Pre-consulting is available.

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Non-disclosure of results/paid use

Non-disclosure of results/paid use is available for each electron microscope.

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Samples that can be brought in

Samples and reagents that are subject to legal regulations are prohibited from being brought in, or a prescribed procedure is required.

Prohibited Samples

Radioactive substances, narcotics, P2 or higher genetically modified organisms, BSL3 or higher microorganisms (including viruses)

Samples requiring procedures

Psychotropic drugs, poisonous and deleterious substances, chemical substances such as pharmaceuticals, BSL2 or lower microorganisms (including viruses), P1 genetically modified organisms, human-derived samples, and other items stipulated by law

Please contact Murata in advance for details such as procedures.

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School of Life Science, The Graduate University for
Advanced Studies (SOKENDAI).

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