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 Message to StudentsIn 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. Resercher informationTenure tack HP |
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Associated Professor | Yuki Yamamoto |
Project:Development of in vitro spermatogenesis technology for the conservation of endangered species and improvement of domestic animal production |
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Secretary | Atuko Shimazu |
Project:office management |
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Secretary | Tomomi Kawazoe |
Project:office management |
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Visit researcher | Yuko Shigeno |
Project:Studies on physiological role of gut microbiota in common marmoset (Callithrix jacchus)
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visiting scholar | Haney Samir |
Project:Matabolomics and hormonal changes of the testis by heat stress |
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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)
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Doctoral course, 4th year | Liu Hong |
Project:Study on the mechanism of growth promotion of antimicrobial drugs
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Doctoral course, 4th year | Jun Kanbe |
Project:Relationship between intestinal bacterial formation and brain function during the preweaning period
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Doctoral course, 3rd year | Chika Shirakata |
Project:Analysis of the function of the gut microbiota in cetaceans and improvement of fertility and survival rates
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Doctoral course, 2nd year | Eman Abdo Mady |
Project:Influence of maternal stress on gut microbiota development and brain functions in mice
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Doctoral course, 2nd year | Taiki Terajima |
Project:Physiological changes of low-molecular metabolites in blood and preen gland oil of seabirds
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Doctoral course, 2nd year | Shiho Miyata |
Project:Genetic and metabolic study on mastitis pathogenesis in lactating cows
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Doctoral course, 2nd year | Junjie LI |
Project:Charactaristics of gut microbiota in various canine diseases and its fluctuations associated with treatment
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Doctoral course, 1st year | Itsarapan Fhaikrue |
Project:The role of IL4i1 affects gut immunity and the microbiome diversity in infants
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Master's course, 2nd year | Mio Ezure |
Project:Search for fine chemicals to fight inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
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Undergraduate, 6th year | Kana Umemura |
Project:Studies on Eurasian Otters stress and Probiotics for pigs
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Undergraduate, 6th year | Haruki Mizoguchi |
Project:Relationship between IL4i1 and ferroptosis
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Undergraduate, 5th year | Ryosuke Shimizu |
Project:TBD
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Undergraduate, 5th year | Yuki Horiba |
Project:TBD
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Undergraduate, 4th year | Mai Okazawa |
Project:TBD
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Undergraduate, 4th year | Tomoka Ogawa |
Project:TBD
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Undergraduate, 4th year | Ayano Kitahara |
Project:TBD
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Undergraduate, 4th year | Taichi Negishi |
Project:TBD
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