獣医生理学研究室のロゴ

3-5-8 Saiwai-cho, Fuchu-shi 183-0054
Tokyo university of agriculture and technology, Laboratory of veterinary physiology
TEL&FAX: 042-367-5767
E-mail: nagaokak@cc.tuat.ac.jp

Professor

Kentaro Nagaoka

Project:Effects of breast milk on the functions of intestinal microbiota
    Post-transcriptional regulatory mechanisms in cancer metastasis
    Aiming to produce cows resistant to mastitis
Hometown:Ibaraki
Hobby:Taking care of my children

Message to Students

 In the field of human medicine, the search and development of genes and biomarkers related to health and disease, as well as the spread of AI and IoT, will enable the selection of optimal treatment methods on an individual patient level, establishing so-called "precision medicine. The veterinary field is broad, and while pet animals such as dogs and cats are moving in the same direction as humans, in the areas of animal husbandry and zoo animals, we need to pay attention to a slightly different trend: innovation in population management methods rather than treatment of individuals. For example, cutting-edge engineering techniques will be used to identify diseased individuals at an early stage and to develop methods for maintaining healthy individuals. I would like to encourage my current students not to be satisfied with being specialists in veterinary research, but to become generalists who have acquired knowledge in medicine, pharmacy, and engineering other than veterinary science.

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Tenure tack HP

Associated Professor

Yuki Yamamoto

Project:Development of in vitro spermatogenesis technology for the conservation of endangered species and improvement of domestic animal production
    Mechanism of acquisition of high-temperature resistance for the prevention of heat stroke in mammals
Hometown: Shizuoka
Hobby: Chorus, Reading, Travel
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Secretary

Atuko Shimazu

Project:office management
Hometown: Tokyo
Hobby: table tennis

Secretary

Tomomi Kawazoe

Project:office management
Hometown: Ehime
Hobby: Decluttering

Visit researcher

Yuko Shigeno

Project:Studies on physiological role of gut microbiota in common marmoset (Callithrix jacchus)
Hometown:Kanagawa
Hobby:Playing the piano

visiting scholar

Haney Samir

Project:Matabolomics and hormonal changes of the testis by heat stress
Hometown: Cairo, Egypt; Department of Theriogenology, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Cairo University
Hobby: Travelling-To see animals-Cookin g
Google Scholar Citation: ( https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=M3pAPyAAAAAJ&hl=en)
Research-gate:(https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Haney_Samir

Doctoral course, 4th year

Yuto Yoshimoto

Project:Studies on association between oral and intestinal flora and lumpy jaw disease in captive red kangaroo (Macropus rufus)
Hometown:Tokyo
Hobby:Photograph, Acappella

Doctoral course, 4th year

Liu Hong

Project:Study on the mechanism of growth promotion of antimicrobial drugs
Hometown:China
Hobby:Sleep and research

Doctoral course, 4th year

Jun Kanbe

Project:Relationship between intestinal bacterial formation and brain function during the preweaning period
Hometown: Tochigi
Hobby: Polishing shoes

Doctoral course, 3rd year

Chika Shirakata

Project:Analysis of the function of the gut microbiota in cetaceans and improvement of fertility and survival rates
Hometown:Ishikawa
Hobby:Visiting chocolate shops

Doctoral course, 2nd year

Eman Abdo Mady

Project:Influence of maternal stress on gut microbiota development and brain functions in mice
Home town: Egypt Benha
Hobby: Watching green areas and taking care of my children

Doctoral course, 2nd year

Taiki Terajima

Project:Physiological changes of low-molecular metabolites in blood and preen gland oil of seabirds
Hometown:Tokyo
Hobby:Wild bird photography, scuba diving

Doctoral course, 2nd year

Shiho Miyata

Project:Genetic and metabolic study on mastitis pathogenesis in lactating cows
Hometown:Saitama
Hobby:Milking

Doctoral course, 2nd year

Junjie LI

Project:Charactaristics of gut microbiota in various canine diseases and its fluctuations associated with treatment
Hometown:Chaina
Hobby:Nature obsrevation

Doctoral course, 1st year

Itsarapan Fhaikrue

Project:The role of IL4i1 affects gut immunity and the microbiome diversity in infants
Hometown: Thailand
Hobby: Listening to music, hiking

Master's course, 2nd year

Mio Ezure

Project:Search for fine chemicals to fight inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
Hometown:Tokyo
Hobby:Walking, cooking

Undergraduate, 6th year

Kana Umemura

Project:Studies on Eurasian Otters stress and Probiotics for pigs
Hometown: Kanagawa
Hobby:Soft tennis, walking

Undergraduate, 6th year

Haruki Mizoguchi

Project:Relationship between IL4i1 and ferroptosis
Hometown: Hyogo
Hobby: Online game

Undergraduate, 5th year

Ryosuke Shimizu

Project:TBD
Hometown: Saitama
Hobby: Travelling

Undergraduate, 5th year

Yuki Horiba

Project:TBD
Hometown: Aichi
Hobby: Karate

Undergraduate, 4th year

Mai Okazawa

Project:TBD
Hometown: Tokyo
Hobby: Horse riding, reading books, playing the piano

Undergraduate, 4th year

Tomoka Ogawa

Project:TBD
Hometown: Kanagawa
Hobby: Watching musicals, going to Disneyland

Undergraduate, 4th year

Ayano Kitahara

Project:TBD
Hometown: Saitama
Hobby: Ballet, horse riding

Undergraduate, 4th year

Taichi Negishi

Project:TBD
Hometown: Kanagawa
Hobby: Films, music