2018.11.21
Research results showing that chondroitin sulfate is important for the formation of the "maxillofacial" and "suppleness of the skin"
It has long been pointed out that chondroitin sulfate is important for the formation of cartilage and bones of the hands and feet. We recently learned that chondroitin sulfate is important for the formation of the maxillofacial and head bones and the flexibility of the skin, and that it is involved in the expression and correct arrangement of collagen that supports these tissues and organs. We were the first in the world to discover that it is extremely important for the formation of external organizations. Detail isherePlease refer to the.
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Growth cone: Axon tip extending from a nerve cell
"Thinking broadly from the cell biology and thinking about medicine"
"Thinking broadly from the latest cell biology and thinking about medicine"
Molecular biology and cell biology are making explosive progress every day in medicine, and interest in life sciences is endless. Based on these findings, we will consider the mechanism of the human body and develop the ability to grasp the latest technologies in drug discovery and medicine.
Specializes in molecular cell biology (neuroscience/molecular development). In addition to exploring the molecular mechanism of normal development, we promote research to lead to therapeutic recovery from neurological diseases.
Layer structure formation during development of the cerebral cortex
Treatment recovery analysis of nerve-damaged mice
2023.3.30
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Dr. Ishikawa (Obstetrics and Gynecology), who was doing research in our department, was accepted for a thesis, and successfully obtained his degree. This is the second person from this course following Okamoto sensei. Good luck. ＆. Oishi-sensei got Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists.
2021.3.23
In the April issue of Experimental Medicine, we planned and edited a special feature as "Master of Electroporation-Genome Editing and Application of Molecular Introduction to Tissues-".
On the overview of the progress of the Features and equipment electroporation gene transfer, we ask them to writing to teachers outside of five.
2021.4.15
Dr. Sasakura made a presentation at the Japan Neuroscience Society & CJK International Conference with the title "Extracellular matrix regeneration environment improvement and attempt to recover after spinal cord injury after subacute phase by synaptic connector".
2021.7.29
・ A new member (Mr. Akika Sugada) has joined. ・ In April, new scientific research funds "Kiban B" and new academic area research "Shingakujyutu" were adopted from Japanese Ministry of education.
2021.7.29
Mr. and Mrs. Habuchi have published a new paper on PloS One. It is the result of a lot of effort. Congratulations
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0252590
2021.12.10
Dr. Sasakura will give a lecture on "Extracellular environment maintenance and synapse connect spinal cord injury repair" at the symposium of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan.
2022.1.24
Dr. Dai Oishi joined our laboratory as a graduate student (cell biology).Dr. Oishi is an active doctor including boarding on the doctor-helicopters. Let's do your best to develop research of inflammation control.
2022.4.15
A paper on the results of long-term joint research with Professor Yoda of Niigata University has been published. It's down-to-earth, suggestive content. congratulations
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00441-022-03575-3
2023.1.05
A paper written by Dr. Kunogi (Department of Nephrology), which was researched in our department, was accepted. I also obtained my degree at my Tokyo Medical university in Tokyo. good luck in Tokyo
RECENT ARTICLES (Topics)
2020.8.28
Developed an artificial synapse connector that reconnects broken neural circuits-A new way to treat psychiatric and neurological disorders caused by synaptic abnormalities-
published in "Science"
Hiroyuki Sasakura, Assistant Professor of Biology, Aichi Medical University, Professor Tsunesei Takeuchi, and the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases, Oxford University, UK, and MRC Institute for Molecular Biology are led by Professor Tsusuke Yuzuzaki, Department of Physiology, Keio University School of Medicine. In the international collaborative research team, we succeeded for the first time in the world in developing an artificial protein (synaptic connector) that can artificially form synapses, which are the joints between nerve cells, and quickly reconnect broken neural circuits. .. Using this synaptic connector, we succeeded in leading significant functional improvement and recovery in model animals of cerebellar ataxia, Alzheimer's disease, and spinal cord injury.
For details, please see here (press release) and the science site .