List of articles of Niigata University

An ancient octopus measuring up to 19 meters may have been one of the largest apex predators in the ocean, according to fossilized jaws.

 Hokkaido University, Ruhr University in Germany, RIKEN SPring-8 Center, Morgenrot Co., Ltd., Osaka Metropolitan University, Niigata University, Chuo University, etc. […]

Niigata University Graduate School to launch new Food Tech program in April 2028 under the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's "Contract-Based Department System".

 Niigata University Graduate School has partnered with Oisix La Daichi Co., Ltd. (Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo), a company that operates a food subscription service, to develop a new academic program...

Chiba University and others identify the "command center" that controls tissue-resident immune cells and causes chronic inflammation.

 A research group led by Assistant Professor Masahiro Kiuchi and Professor Kiyoshi Hirahara of Chiba University has discovered Hepa, a type of protein (transcription factor) that regulates gene expression.

Are genetic factors for Alzheimer's disease common around the world? Polygenic risk scores verify

 A research group including Niigata University has developed a polygenic risk score (PRS) that quantifies the genetic risk of Alzheimer's disease.

A semi-automated system for metadata collection and reanalysis to build a large-scale proteome database

 A research group from Niigata University has launched a world-first data journal that collects metadata with a view to reanalyzing proteomes. […]

Probabilistic sex determination was important for the evolution of hermaphroditism: Niigata University makes groundbreaking discovery using nematodes

 A research group led by Professor Tsuneta Yoshida of Niigata University analyzed the genetic mechanisms of nematodes that have evolved hermaphroditism and found that some hermaphrodite species have tra […]

Sumitomo Forestry to work with Tokyo Metropolitan Government to combat hay fever, referencing mass production technology for pollen-free cedar seedlings developed by Niigata University and others

 Sumitomo Forestry has signed an agreement with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government to commercialize the production of pollen-free cedar trees to combat hay fever. The tissue culture developed by the National Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute and Niigata University […]
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