NBRP "Nihonzaru
(Japanese monkeys)"

Supported by MEXT, the National Bioresource Project (NBRP) was launched in 2002, to collect, develop, and provide essential bio-resources for various life science researches. EHUB has promoted NBRP “Nihonzaru (Japanese monkeys)”, one of the NBRP Core Facility Upgrading Programs.

NBRP JM

Database of research resources, PrINTEG

PrINTEG is an integretaed database of study matearials, incluidng skeletal and formalin specimens, tissue samples for molecular biological and iPS researches, and CT scans, all of which are housed at the EHUB, which are linked by each individual ID and used for interdisciplinary research.

PrINTEG

Laboratory Animal Guideline

All animal experiments carried in EHUB are performed strictly in accordance with Guideline for Care and Use of Nonhuman Primates (3rd ed., Primate Research Institute of Kyoto University), and they must be reviewed and permitted by Animal Experimental Committee, in advance.
Guideline

Primate Genome Database

Primate Genome Database provides integrated data about the physiology, behavior, and personalities of 14 chimpanzees with their genome data.
Database

MacaquePoseト

MacaquePose: MacaquePose is an open dataset containing pictures of macaque monkeys and manually labeled annotations on them. The dataset can be downloaded from the link below. Check “readme.txt” in the downloaded file for the use of the dataset. See also Labuguen et al., 2020 for the detail of the dataset.
MacaquePose

archives: Research Topics

Archives of published documents of Research Topics

Research Topics

Manuals for common marmosets

A manual for breeding, husbandry, management and clinical treatment of common marmosets has been published. It is available for download.

Manuals for marmosets

archives: PRI website

Primate Research Institute (PRI) was founded on 1st June 1967 and closed on 31st March 2022. The latest version of PRI website is archived here (but we don't guarantee all contents are operating properly)
PRI web