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Aging Research Center

Identification of senile disease control factor and development of control technology
- Identification of new aging gene and understanding the mechanism
- Development of original technology related to aging diagnosis and control

researchers and research statement
Name |
Research Fields |
Ki Sun Kwon (Associate Director) |
- Systems biology of sarcopenia and age-related diseases
- Signal transduction related to muscle aging
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Yong-Kook Kang |
- Epigenetic mechanism of muscle aging
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Sung Sup Park |
- Understanding the pathogenesis of muscle dysfunction
- Molecular mechanisms in neuronal cell death
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Eun-Soo Kwon |
- Molecular biology and genome-wide studies on aging and aging-related diseases using Caenorhabditis elegans
- Inter-species regulation of longevity by gut microbe
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Seok Ho Kim |
- Research on the aging of muscles and immunity
- Molecular mechanism of age associated Tendinosis (rotator cuff tear)
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Kwang Pyo Lee |
- Molecular mechanisms of myoblast (satellite cell) differentiation, dysfunction and diseases (aging and sarcopenia)
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Young Kyo Seo |
- Regulation of age-dependent inflammation in muscles
- Energy metabolism in muscle aging
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Yong Ryoul Yang |
- Age-related diseases in mouse models
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Jung Sun Park |
- Production of transgenic animal models related to aging
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- Research on signal transduction mechanism that regulates aging of cells
- Research on the development of original technology that controls senile chronic diseases
- Research on the function of aging gene utilizing caenorhabditis elegan and mouse model
- Development of medicine and biologics to control aging functions
- Analysis on the genome and proteome that show changes of expression related to aging in human muscles development of technology to restore reduced differentiation ability of muscle stem cell
- Widespread anti-aging mechanism analysis using caenorhabditis elegans as animal model for aging
- Development of medicine that controls aging of muscle (Patent registration and clinical research are underway)