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Regeneration-Inducing Medicine Lab
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A collaborative research institute that develops drugs to boost the body's own ability to heal disease.
AboutAbout the lab
Turning the body's own healing power into new drugs.
The Collaborative Research Institute for Regeneration-Inducing Medicine was jointly established by The University of Osaka and StemRIM Inc. and specializes in developing regeneration-inducing drugs.
It defines the body's own ability to heal injuries and diseases as "regeneration induction," and aims to help patients by developing drugs that can harness this ability at will.
Development is under way targeting epidermolysis bullosa, acute cerebral infarction, chronic liver disease, knee osteoarthritis, and other conditions.
The institute actively welcomes young researchers who will lead the development of next-generation regeneration-inducing drugs.
Key terms
- Regeneration-inducing drug
- A drug that harnesses the body's own ability to heal injuries and diseases at will and links it to treatment
- Epidermolysis bullosa
- An intractable skin disease. This institute is preparing an application for approval of a treatment drug
- In vivo imaging
- A technology that visualizes and examines what is happening inside a living body. This institute uses multiphoton microscopy
ResearchResearch themes
The Collaborative Research Institute for Regeneration-Inducing Medicine aims to advance work consistently from basic research to clinical development. It focuses on next-generation sequencing and in vivo imaging technologies, seeking to accelerate the development of regeneration-inducing drugs.
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MembersFaculty
The members of the Collaborative Research Institute for Regeneration-Inducing Medicine consist of faculty, including Professors, Associate Professors, Lecturers, and Assistant Professors, as well as Project Researchers.
- ProfessorMasayuki Endo
- Associate ProfessorShigeyoshi Saito
- Project ProfessorTsutomu Sasaki
- Project Associate ProfessorShiho Mori
- Project Assistant ProfessorHO Yen-Ting
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- Top image: “Stem-cell-vials-in-hands-ama-regenerative-medicine” [<a href="https://www.amaskincare.com/about/alice-pien-md-medical-director/">Alice Pien, MD</a>] / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
- Clinical development of regeneration-inducing drugs: “The Pharmaceutical Development Process” Bibeyjj / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
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