Lecture 2: Decoding Cell–Cell Communication with Computational Methods
[10/19/2026]
J RAMILOWSKI & S MAEZONO, PhD (YCU Fukuura)
Dr J RAMILOWSKI & S MAEZONO (ジョーダン ラミロフスキー；前園 桜) is a Professor & Assistant Professor at Yokohama City University / Bioinformatics Laboratory. Their major research interest include: bioinformatics/AI, cell-cell communication, and long non-coding RNAs.
In this lecture, J RAMILOWSKI & S MAEZONO-sensei will talk about: Decoding Cell–Cell Communication with Computational Methods. Please see the lecture abstract below.
Abstract | セミナー概要
Language: English
Cell–cell communication is a fundamental process that governs tissue function, immune responses, and disease progression. This lecture introduces computational methods for decoding intercellular signaling from transcriptomic and single-cell datasets. We will discuss how ligand–receptor interactions can be identified, signaling networks inferred, and communication pathways analyzed using bioinformatics approaches. The lecture will also highlight ConnectomeDB, our most up-to-date, manually curated, and highly accurate database of ligand–receptor interactions in human, mouse, and 12 other mammalian species.
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