Hiromi Yanagisawa Laboratory

21/07/2026

Zak gave a final lab meeting presentation. Good luck with your new quest for the Master's research. Zak くん、修士課程に進学しても頑張ってください。

02/07/2026

Thank you for visiting the lab, Sakhawat!
Good luck with your new job!

27/06/2026

Naren,Erna, Shige, Asano, Nao, Akagi, Miyuki, Ken and Hiromi attended the 58th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Matrix Biology and Medicine held at Waseda University. Congratulation to Ken for the Otaka Award and Naren for the Young Investigator Award!!!

早稲田大学で行われた第58回日本結合組織学会学術大会に、ラボから、Naren, Nao, Akagi, Miyuki, Asano, Shige, Erna, Ken, Hiromi が参加しました。木村さん、大高賞受賞おめでとうございます❗️Naren、YIA おめでとうございます❗️

18/06/2026

Shige attended the 2026 Vascular Annual Meeting in Boston and presented his research in the International Educational session. Well done!
シゲさんが、ボストンで開催されたアメリカ血管外科学会で研究発表をしました。お疲れさま。

15/06/2026

Hiromi participated in the Kumamoto Biomedicine Symposium. The theme was Hemovasucular Biology, merging the field of hematology and vascular biology.

柳沢が熊本バイオメディシン　シンポジウムに参加しました。血管生物学と血液学の交点にフォーカスしたエキサイティングな会でした。

30/05/2026

Congratulations, Shige! He received the Best Presentation Award from the 54th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Vascular Surgery. He was selected as a presenter at the American Society for Vascular Surgery in June!

シゲさん、おめでとう！第54回日本血管外科学会の最優秀演題賞を受賞しました。6月にはアメリカ血管外科学会で発表します。

25/05/2026

Fresh and beautiful lychees from Thang san!! Thank you so much.
ベトナムのThang さんからライチが届きました。ありがとうございます😊

16/05/2026

木村さん、独立准教授昇任おめでとうございます🎊
Congratulations Ken on your promotion to Associate Professor and PI at TARA center 🥳

12/05/2026

Welcome, Miyuki, Muskan, and Haruka to the HKY lab! Congratulations on Amin's successful job hunting! Lots to celebrate today.

27/04/2026

We are happy to share a follow-up report on the Fbn1G234D aortic dissection mouse model. It is now available online.

Aortic dissection (AD) is characterized by separation within the medial layers of the aortic wall. Pathogenic variants in the fibrillin-1 gene (FBN1), which cause Marfan syndrome, represent a major genetic cause of AD. In a recently established Fbn1G234D/G234D mouse model, intimomedial tears develop...