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Adaptive immune responses to non-protein antigens, such as nucleic acids and glycans, play important roles in both protection against infections and the development of autoimmunity. However, the mechanisms underlying these responses differ from those involved in reactions to conventional protein antigens. Our research group is working to elucidate the mechanisms of immune responses and self-tolerance of B lymphocytes (B cells) to non-protein antigens. Based on our findings, we are also developing novel therapeutic drugs for autoimmune diseases, as well as vaccine-based treatments designed to induce antibody production as alternatives to therapeutic antibodies. We welcome collaboration with researchers and companies interested in this field of study, and we also encourage students to join our research group.

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