[Machine Translation] Negative Selection, where most members are active immunologists. The members are researchers at the top of their fields in Japan, including the University of Tokyo, Kyoto University, and RIKEN. Themes are based on deep insights into human existence, with a focus on immunology, and are performed in the style of progressive rock, which has influenced the members. The group's activities go far beyond the framework of a sideshow at academic conferences, and have been featured on such programs as NHK's "Gatten! and other programs. Their first album, "Negatively Selected," was released in 2016. Included in the album are "Lymph Bits Traveling Alone" and "Happy DeePee," both written by then-Professor Yosuke Takahama of Tokushima University on bass guitar and composed by Professor Hiroshi Kawamoto of Kyoto University on guitar. The humorous lyrics by Prof. Takahama and the progressive rock flavor by Prof. Kawamoto combine to create a unique world. Openings" and "At the End of Summer," both written by Professor Toshio Kitamura of Tokyo University, are pop songs that ease the tension between the two. They serve as a kind of camphor. <profile>Most of the members of Negative Selection are active immunologists. The members are researchers at the top of their fields in Japan, including the University of Tokyo, Kyoto University, and RIKEN. Originally formed as a sideshow for academic conferences, they began performing on stage at major conferences starting with the 2010 International Immunological Congress. (Performers) Kawamoto is a member of the group. ( Performers ) Hiroshi Kawamoto ( Guitar ) Professor, Department of Regenerative Immunology, Institute for Frontier Medical Sciences, Kyoto University ( Vocal ) Hiroshi Okubo, Group Director, Mucosal System Research Group, RIKEN Center for Integrative Medical Sciences ( Keyboards ) Representative, Progress Inc. Satoshi Ishido, Director, Negative Selection ( Guitar ) Professor Yosuke Takahama, Professor of Microbiology, Hyogo Medical College ( Bass ) Professor Toshio Kitamura, Director, Institute for Advanced Enzyme Research, The University of Tokushima ( Drums ) Professor Ryo Kohizuka, Department of Stem Cell Signaling Regulation, Institute of Medical Science, University of Tokyo ( Butoh Dance video appearance only ) Professor, Division of Developmental Biology and Aging, Institute of Life Science, Tokyo University of Science