Glad to contribute as a partner to a new collaborative study led by Dr. @masahirono (@MonoTockyLab@imperialcollege), introducing CanonicalTockySeq!
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This new framework decodes the temporal dynamics of T-cell responses at single-cell resolution.
>>> https://t.co/oQpz5fZrBK
Space storms light up Japan’s sky.
Faint red auroras seen over Japan could be revealing hidden space storms that are stronger than previously thought.
Read more: https://t.co/4W5Xj8k2Lm
#aurora#spaceweather#research#hokkaidouniversity
Is “HBV-negative” liver cancer truly virus-free? We’re pleased to contribute to a new study led by Prof. Takasuke Fukuhara (@kyushuuniversity), exploring how past HBV infections can leave behind genomic footprints that drive hepatocarcinogenesis. 🧬👇
https://t.co/stZZxX8RM3
Surrounded by #sakura, powered by curiosity 🌸🔬
From experiments in the lab to moments under the blossoms, this is what our #journey looks like 💫
Great minds, #beautiful views, and memories in full bloom 🌸📸
Our team from @Sato_Y_Lab joined partners from Tokyo University of Agriculture and Nippon Gene to visit Yatake Ranch in Kumamoto. We’ve officially launched a collaboration to develop an early detection program for Bovine Leukemia Virus (BLV) using cell-free DNA technology.
Last month, Mrs. Sharmin Nahar Sithi participated as a poster presenter at the #ASPIRE program event. The theme of the event was “MISSION for the FUTURE: Connecting with the world’s top researchers to create the future of health and medicine”. #Japan#WomeninScience#Kumamoto
A new review has been published in @VirusesMDPI@MDPIOpenAccess✨
How do closely related retroviruses differentially regulate transcription?
✍️ by @Omnia_Reda_ and Satou Y.
🔗 https://t.co/oIYGJtlCCF
#HTLV-1 & #HIV-1: related origins, distinct regulation. Just out @VirusesMDPI : a comparative #review of #transcriptional regulatory mechanisms & outcomes. Honored to share this first review milestone with my mentor, Prof. @SatoYorifumi 🧬🧭 Grateful for his guidance and scientific discussions shaping my journey in Retrovirology!
📌📖Read the full review 📝https://t.co/kMlYysSQdR
Despite shared #retroviral features, HTLV-1 and HIV-1 employ distinct transcriptional strategies, a distinction examined in this comparative review with implications for divergent outcomes in #viral persistence and disease.
👉Read the full paper: https://t.co/kux1qEKykW
The 54th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Immunology (10-12 Dec 2025, #Himeji) brought together 1,600+ participants. Our lab member, Dr. M. Ishrat Jahan, presented an HTLV-1 transgenic mouse model to study virus-driven immune dysregulation. #HTLV#Japan#Immunology
Our team, led by Prof. Yorifumi Satou, presented our research at the 39th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for AIDS Research (5–7 Dec 2025, #Kumamoto). Congratulations to Mr. Islam Md Saiful on receiving the Excellent Presentation Award. #HIV#AIDS#AIDSResearch
Thank you to everyone who joined @SatouLab at the 26th Kumamoto AIDS Seminar 2025 (4 Dec, Kumamoto). Honored to serve on the Organizing Committee and to host leading experts sharing cutting-edge insights on HIV-1 persistence and immune responses. #KumamotoAIDSSeminar
ASPIRE Program (Australia and Japan) was joined by Prof. Yorifumi Satou, Dr. Kenji Sugata, and Mrs. Sharmin Nahar Sithi, marking the beginning of exciting collaborative projects that aim to strengthen partnerships, foster innovation, and support the development of researchers.
Prof. Yorifumi Satou and our lab members attended the 11th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for HTLV-1 Research, which took place at the Kagoshima Kenmin Koryu Center. This year, the meeting’s theme is “The Future of HTLV-1 Research Bridging Basic and Clinical Science”.
Our lab celebrated Professor Satou’s birthday together last week!
It was a warm and joyful occasion where we expressed our gratitude for his continuous support, leadership, and inspiration.
Happy Birthday, Professor Satou! 🎂👏