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Nucleic Acid Therapeutics Lab
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The lab conducts research that underpins the quality, efficacy, and safety of new drugs.
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Promoting the practical use of advanced drugs
The Division of Molecular Target and Gene Therapy Products at the National Institute of Health Sciences conducts regulatory science research that contributes to ensuring the quality, efficacy, and safety of advanced drugs such as gene therapy products, nucleic acid drugs, and molecularly targeted drugs.
The development of these drugs has expanded the possibility of treating intractable diseases and disorders that were previously considered incurable.
It is also reported that research and development is advancing on diagnostic technologies used to assess disease conditions and evaluate treatment effects, as well as genetic diagnostic technologies for personalized medicine (tailor-made medicine), which provides the care best suited to each individual.
The website registered for this lab is that of the Division of Molecular Target and Gene Therapy Products.
Key terms
- Regulatory science
- Research conducted to ensure the quality, efficacy, and safety of drugs and other products
- Nucleic acid drugs
- Drugs made from nucleic acids, the family of molecules that includes DNA and RNA
- Personalized medicine (tailor-made medicine)
- Providing the medical care best suited to each individual
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The development of innovative drugs such as gene therapy products, nucleic acid drugs, and molecularly targeted drugs has expanded the possibility of treating intractable diseases and disorders that were previously considered incurable. To promote the practical use of these advanced drugs and medical technologies, the Division of Molecular Target and Gene Therapy Products at the National Institute of Health Sciences conducts regulatory science research that contributes to ensuring their quality, efficacy, and safety.
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- Academic Advisor井上 貴雄
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