教員紹介

Assistant Professor

KANEKO Ryosuke

Research Interests

"High-throughput metabolomics for cancer diagnosis"
"De novo sequencing for low-molecular-weight peptides"
"Discovery of functional protein bodies"
"Disease-specific metabolite pattern identification"

Laboratory

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Outline Activities

Mass spectrometry enables comprehensive analysis of metabolites in blood and urine. However, current methods face challenges in coverage, throughput, and cost. We are developing LDI-MS-based technology to address these issues for non-invasive diagnosis and treatment planning for cancer and other diseases.

Identifying and quantifying low-molecular-weight peptides in biological samples is challenging. To overcome this, we are developing a method combining derivatization and ion mobility mass spectrometry (MS).

Additionally, we are applying these analytical techniques to investigate the mechanisms of functional proteins derived from food.

Message

Research overturns common beliefs to create new understanding. I aspire to advance predictive and personalized medicine beyond current technologies.

Educational Activities

Undergraduate School

Analytical Chemistry Experiment