小保方さんは米国が好きだったでしょうね。ヴァカンティラボの雰囲気が
好きだったんじゃないの。就職の時に大和のところに残らないで留学したいと
言った理由でしょうね。それはデイナの聞き取りでも感じられたところよね。
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Obokata resisted working on the stem-cell line; she wanted to remain focussed on the research she had been doing. When Wakayama pressed her, she grew embittered. In Boston, Kojima heard her screaming while reading her e-mail. He recalls that she shouted at the computer screen, “No! I don’t want to do it!” Kojima asked her what was going on. “Dr. Wakayama e-mailed me so many times,” she told him. “Like, ‘Did you do this assay? Did you do this experiment?’ Anything related to the stem-cell line, he forces me to do. I don’t want to, because I don’t know how to make it. I tried. I couldn’t.” In spite of their differences, Obokata writes, when Wakayama was offered a position at the University of Yamanashi he urged her to go with him.
