| I have been brimming with curiosity since my childhood. When I was taught
“telomere” and “ a clone sheep, Dolly” at a high school, I was interested
in biology at the first time. I entered a science department at university,
and studied the basis of molecular biology, researching the mandibular
glands of honeybees, in which they synthesize queen pheromone and royal
jelly. Today I’m investigating the molecular mechanism of ATL (= adult
T-cell leukemia) leukemogenesis, which is caused by infection of human-retrovirus
HTLV-1, at a graduate school. My hobby is reading, especially I love mystery. |
