Laboratory of Environmental Biochemistry, Agro-Biotechnology Research Center (AgTECH), The University of Tokyo

Japanese The University of Tokyo

The University of Tokyo 1-1-1 Yayoi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-8657,
Nojiri: 2F Room208
(TEL:03-5841-3067)
Okada: 3F Room314
(TEL: 03-5841-3070)

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Members - (April, 2025)

Professor · Associate Professor · Assistant Professor | Post Doctoral Fellow | Graduate Students | Under Graduate Students |  Technical/Clerical Assistants

Professor · Associate Professor · Assistant Professor

Professor Hideaki NOJIRI, Ph. D.
教授 野尻 秀昭
Research AreaEnvironmental Microbiology
Key WordsBacteria, Biodegradation, Degradative plasmid, Genome, Degradative enzymes, Rieske non-heme iron oxygenase (Aromatic ring-hydroxylating oxygenase), X-ray crystallography
MessageEnvironmental bacteria are capable to degrading various contaminated toxic compounds. We would like to know the molecular basis of such 'specific' function by molecular genetic, genomic, enzymatic, and X-ray crystallographic studies. In addition, we would like to know the 'actual' function and behavior of degradative bacteria.
Activity in Scientific Societies Japan Society for Bioscience, Biotechnology and Agrochemistry, Society of Genome Microbiology, Japan, The Society for Biotechnology, Japan, Japan Society for Environmental Biotechnology, Japanese Society for Extremophiles, American Society for Microbiology.
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Associate Prof. Kazunori OKADA, Ph. D
准教授 岡田 憲典
Research AreaPlant Molecular Biologyy
Key WordsTerpenoids, The MEP pathway, Gene cluster
MessagePlants biosynthesize many functionally unknown secondary metabolite, some of which are useful for human life, and often have an important roles in plant physiology itself. Of those metabolites, terpenoids are one of the largest groups of the metabolites in plants. Disclosing the mechanisms of a complicated nature of terpenoids biosynthesis is our primary destination, and hopefully, the findings will help to improve plants functions for human benefits.
Activity in Scientific Societies Japan Society for Bioscience, Biotechnology and Agrochemistry, The Japanese Society for Chemical Regulation of Plants, The Japanese Society of Plant Physiologists
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Assistant Prof. Chiho SUZUKI-MINAKUCHI, Ph. D.
助教 水口(鈴木)千穂
Research AreaEnvironmental Microbiology
Key Words Bacteria, Degradative plasmid, Nucleoid-associated proteins, Single-cell analysis
MessageDegradation of environmental pollutants using bacteria is a valuable method for bioremediation. To regulate bacterial degradative ability, it is important to clarify transcriptional networks which regulate physiological activity of bacteria. We are especially interested in the function of global regulators including nucleoid-associated proteins.
Activity in Scientific SocietiesJapan Society for Bioscience, Biotechnology and Agrochemistry, Society of Genome Microbiology, Japan, Japan Society for Environmental Biotechnology,
Japanese Society for Extremophiles
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Post Doctoral Fellow

Postdoctoral researcher Hui XIE

Graduate Students

Doctor's course D3 Youming LIU  
Doctor's course D3 Liangning LU
Doctor's course D3 Faisal Ummu Habibah Binti  
Docter's course D2 Masaaki HIDAKA
Docter's course D1 Kahori KISHIGAMI
Master's course D1 Satoko SUZUKI
Master's course D1 Yuki USHIZIMA
Master's course M2 Izumi KAWAGUCHI
Master's course M2 Chihiro RYU
Master's course M2 Koki EMOTO
Master's course M1 Haruki SUZUKI
Research Students Samadrita Mandal

Under Graduate Students

4th grade Akiyo SON
4th grade Mayuko KAYAMA
4th grade Tomoki HINO
4th grade Shin-u HO

Technical/Clerical Assistants

Technician Natsuko SHIBUYA
Technician Noriko TAKIZAWA
Secretary Toshie SHIMOKOSHI

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