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Masahiro Okuda, Professor
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The Hospital Pharmacy Lab belongs to the pharmacy department of Osaka University Hospital and conducts research that provides a scientific basis for drug therapy. Through establishing methods for designing drug dosing and creating high-quality pharmaceuticals, the lab aims for precision medicine. The lab investigates the pharmacokinetics of drugs and the factors that cause variation in their effects and side effects, and works on developing individualized dosing design methods that use biomarkers. Pharmacists engaged in practical work take part in the research alongside undergraduate and graduate students.
Satoshi Kutsuna, Professor
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The Infection Control Lab studies the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of infectious diseases, including COVID-19, as well as the appropriate use of antimicrobials. Through clinical research, nationwide data analysis, and basic research, the lab works to improve infectious disease care. To prepare for the next emerging infectious disease, the lab also trains people to become leaders in infectious disease care and infection control. In particular, the lab aims to train "Physician Scientists" who generate evidence from clinical practice.
Taiichi Katayama, Professor
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Information and Functional Medicine is a cooperating department of the Division of Medicine, Graduate School of Medicine, Osaka University. In the department list, the Institute for Protein Research and the United Graduate School of Child Development are listed alongside this department's name. The listed faculty fields are molecular biology and genetics, molecular developmental biology, higher brain function, child developmental neurology, bioinformatics, and environmental and behavioral pediatrics. Research overview materials for graduate students are prepared for each faculty member.
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Developing novel model animals using genome editing; development of new genome editing technologies; generation of genome-edited animals and bioresource research; creation of "humanized animals (genome)" in which animal genes are replaced with human genes; "humanized animals (organ)" transplanted with human cells and tissues (liver, blood cells, nervous system, etc.); research on genome editing-based therapies for human diseases
Shizuo Akira, Project Professor
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Host Defense Medicine is a cooperating department of the Division of Medicine, Graduate School of Medicine, Osaka University. In the department list, names such as the Research Institute for Microbial Diseases and the Immunology Frontier Research Center are listed alongside it. Faculty are listed by field, including innate immunity, molecular virology, pathogenic bacteriology, and parasitology. For many fields, research overviews for graduate students are publicly available.
Ryohei Yamamoto, Professor
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Health Promotion Medicine is a cooperating department of the Department of Medicine, Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Osaka. In the department list, the name of the Campus Life Health Support and Consultation Center is added alongside it. A professor is assigned to each of the fields of behavioral health medicine, mental health medicine, preventive health medicine, and psychological health medicine. The research content is introduced in research summaries for graduate students.
Isao Matsuo, Visiting Professor
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Cell Recognition Mechanisms is introduced as one of the affiliated graduate school programs in the department list of the Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Osaka. The listed faculty members are Visiting Professor Isao Matsuo, Visiting Professor Itaru Yanagihara, and Visiting Associate Professor Chiharu Yoshida. For each faculty member, a link to a "research summary for graduate students" page is provided.
Masayuki Oue, Visiting Professor
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Oncology is a department established in the affiliated graduate school programs of the Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Osaka. The faculty members are Visiting Professors, and each of them publishes a research summary for graduate students. The research summaries can be viewed as PDFs from the department page on the graduate school's website.
Kota Iwahori, Visiting Professor
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Molecular Oncology is a department established in the cooperative graduate school program of the Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine. The faculty listed are Visiting Professor Kota Iwahori, Visiting Associate Professor Ichiro Hiratani, and Visiting Associate Professor Yuki Okawa. Research overviews for graduate students are published as materials for each faculty member.
Yoshikazu Nakaoka, Visiting Professor
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Circulatory Microimaging Medicine is a field established in the cooperative graduate school program of the Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine. The faculty in charge are Visiting Professor Yoshikazu Nakaoka and Visiting Professor Yamato Kikuchi. Research overviews for graduate students are presented for each faculty member on the Graduate School's web page.
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