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Tokyo Medical and Dental UniversityGraduate School of Medical and Dental SciencesDoctoral Program, Medical and Dental Sciences Track

First and Second Round of 2015 Applications

StudentApplication

Guide



Table of Contents

Admission Policy .....................................................................................................................1 1. Number of Students to Be Admitted ................................................................................. 2

2. Standard Number of Years Required until Graduation and

Academic Degrees Conferred ............................................................................................2

3. Enrollment Period .............................................................................................................. 2

4. Application Qualications .................................................................................................2

5. Application Schedule .........................................................................................................3

6. Graduate School Courses for Working Adults ................................................................... 4

7. Application Procedures .....................................................................................................4

8. Selection Methods and Examination Subjects .................................................................. 6

9. Exam Date and Location ................................................................................................... 7

10. Announcement of Successful Applicants ..........................................................................7

11. Enrollment Procedures ......................................................................................................712. Screening of Application Qualications ............................................................................8

13. Points to Note regarding Entrance Exams .......................................................................10

14. Admission Meeting ......................................................................................................... 11

15. Other ................................................................................................................................12

Research Subjects .............................................................................................................13

Contact Information ..........................................................................................................31

Map ...................................................................................................................................36

Entrance Examination Schedule .......................................................................................37

How to Obtain Documents to Be Submitted

Application documents included with this application guide

1. Application document checklist

2. Admission application form (TMDU form 1)

3. Exam admission slip and photo card (TMDU form 2)

4. Letter of consent from employer (TMDU form 7)

5. Exam fee payment certicate (TMDU form 8)

6. Self-addressed labels (TMDU form 9)

7. Application envelope

Documents to download from the TMDU website

1. Application qualications screening application

(Designated TMDU form; application qualications screening form 1)

2. Record of achievements


3. Résumé


4. Scholarly paper abstract


5. Summary of research conducted to date

(Designated TMDU form; application qualications screening form 5)6. Plans for research to be conducted in preferred eld




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Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences,

Doctoral Program,Medical and Dental Sciences Track

Admission Policy

The medical and dental sciences doctoral program provides a thor-

ough grasp of specialized expertise in the dual elds of medicine and

dentistry, training researchers who closely cooperate with personnel in

other disciplines and take leading roles globally, enlightened educatorswho can formulate and implement teaching strategies, medical profes-

sionals in advanced, specialized fields who possess strong ethics and

highly inquiring minds, and, nally, opinion leaders who will lead the

way to a new era.

In view of the human resource training objectives outlined for this

course of study, applicants who have broad vision and creativity, self-

reliance, a sense of ethics, the capacity to express their thoughts logi-

cally and precisely, and the English abilities required to perform their

research and to whom any of the following apply are sought for this

major.

• Possess a high degree of knowledge related to the eld of medicine,

practical work abilities, and a passion for research

• Possess a high degree of knowledge related to the field of dentistry,

practical work abilities, and a passion for research

• Possess a high degree of knowledge related to the elds of life scienc-

es and technology, practical work abilities, and a passion for research

• Possess a high degree of knowledge related to the eld of bioengineer -

ing, practical work abilities, and a passion for research



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1. Number of Students to Be Admitted189 (including a small number for graduate school courses for working adults)

2. Standard Number of Years Required until Graduation and Academic Degrees ConferredFour years are normally required until graduation, and any of the following degrees may be acquired.

Doctoral degree in medical science, dental science, or science

3. Enrollment PeriodApril 2015

4. Application QualicationsApplicants to whom any of the following apply

1) Applicant has graduated or expects to graduate from a university (completing a six-year program in medicine,

dentistry, pharmaceutical sciences, or veterinary sciences) by March 2015

2) Applicant has completed an 18-year course of scholastic education (that ended with a curriculum that covered

medicine, dentistry, pharmaceutical sciences, or veterinary sciences) in a foreign country or expects to com-

plete such a course by March 2015

3) Applicant has completed a foreign country’s 18-year course of scholastic education in Japan by completing

correspondence classes offered by schools in that country or expects to complete such a course by March 2015

4) Applicant has completed the course of study of a foreign educational facility that is designated in Japan as

having the course of study of a university under the foreign country’s educational system (limited to facili-

ties whose graduates have completed 18 years of education within the foreign country’s educational system)

and has been specically designated by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology

(MEXT) minister or expects to complete such a course of study by March 2015

5) Applicant has completed scholastic programs at universities in other countries, has passed the equivalent of

a review of basic doctoral dissertation research skills, and is deemed to possess scholastic abilities that are

equivalent to or exceed those of someone who possesses a master’s degree6) Applicant has been specied by the MEXT minister in accordance with Ministry of Education, Science and

Culture Notice No. 39 of 1955

1. Applicant has completed medicine or dentistry courses at a university medical or dental faculty as set forth

in the old University Ordinance (Imperial Ordinance No. 388 of 1918) and graduated from such a faculty

2. Applicant has graduated from the National Defense Medical College established by the Act for Establish-

ment of the Ministry of Defense (Act No. 164 of 1954) or expects to graduate by March 2015

3. Applicant has completed a master’s degree program or professional graduate school degree program as set

forth in article 99, clause 2, of the School Education Act (Act No. 26 of 1947); has the possibility of re-

ceiving a master’s degree; or was enrolled for two or more years in a doctoral degree program that was not

divided into a two-year rst half and a three-year second half, acquired 30 or more credits, and, moreover,

received the requisite research guidance (including applicants to whom the academic degree rules under

Article 6, Paragraph 1, of the Ordinance of the Ministry of Education, Science and Culture No. 9 of 1953 before they were partially revised by means of the academic degree rules of the Ordinance of the Ministry

of Education, Science and Culture No. 29 of 1974 apply), and is deemed to have scholastic abilities equal

to or exceeding those of someone who has graduated from a graduate school or graduate degree course after

completing a university medicine, dentistry, pharmaceutical science, or veterinary science program

4. Applicant was engaged in two or more years of research at a university or research institute after graduating

from a university (excluding programs of medicine, dentistry, pharmaceutical science, or veterinary sci-

ence studies) or completing a 16-year course of scholastic education in a foreign country and, based on the

outcome of said research at a graduate school or in a graduate degree course, is deemed to have scholastic

abilities equal to or exceeding those of someone who has completed a university medicine, dentistry, phar-

maceutical science, or veterinary science course



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7) Applicants to whom any of the following apply and whom the graduate school has recognized as having per-

formed with excellence in acquiring prescribed credits

1. Applicant will have been enrolled in a university (limited to a six-year course of study in medicine, den-

tistry, pharmaceutical sciences, or veterinary sciences) for four or more years by March 2015

2. Applicant has completed a 16-year course of scholastic education in a foreign country (limited to courses

that include studies in medicine, dentistry, pharmaceutical sciences, or veterinary sciences; the same also

applies to 3 and 4 below) or expects to complete such a course by March 20153. Applicant has completed a foreign country’s 16-year course of scholastic education in Japan by completing

correspondence classes offered by schools in that country or expects to complete such a course by March

2015

4. Applicant has completed the course of study of a foreign educational facility that is designated in Japan as

having the course of study of a university under the foreign country’s educational system (limited to facili-

ties whose graduates have completed 16 years of education within the foreign country’s educational system)

and has been specically designated by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology

(MEXT) minister or expects to complete such a course of study by March 2015

8) Applicant who is enrolled in a graduate school (limited to schools whose programs include studies in medi-

cine, dentistry, pharmaceutical sciences, or veterinary sciences) as stipulated in Article 102, Clause 2, of the

School Education Act and whom this graduate school deems to have the appropriate scholastic abilities to re-

ceive graduate school training

9) Applicant whom this graduate school has conrmed through an entrance qualication screening to possess

scholastic abilities equal to or exceeding those of a university graduate (who studied in a six-year course of

study in medicine, dentistry, pharmaceutical sciences, or veterinary sciences) and who will have reached 24

years of age as of March 31, 2015

Note: Applicants to whom 6)-4, 7), 8), or 9) above applies, please see section 12, “Screening of Application

Qualications.”

5. Application Schedule

Application period

First round applications Wednesday, August 6, to Tuesday, August 12, 2014

Second round applications Tuesday, November 25, to Monday, December 1, 2014

Submit application toAdmission Section, School Affairs Division, Tokyo Medical and Dental University (1F,

Bldg. 1 West)

Hours Weekdays 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 5 p.m.

Note: You may also submit an application by mail if you are unable to complete the application procedures at the

Admission Section due to circumstances beyond your control.

In this case, please use the type of envelope specied by TMDU and mail the application by registered express

mail so that it arrives before the application deadline.

Address: 1-5-45 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-8510, Japan Graduate School Admission Team, Admission Section, School Affairs Division




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6. Graduate School Courses for Working AdultsWe will also be seeking applicants for graduate school courses for working adults. The following application

qualications and methods apply in addition to those in this guide. You should apply for this course if you will be

continuing to work from April onward.

Number of

students to be

admitted

A few students

Application

qualications

Along with the qualications described in 4 of Application Qualications above,

applicants who are employed as physicians, dentists, or researchers when they apply

Documents to be

submitted

Please submit the following documents below along with those described in section 7,

“Application Procedures.”

1. Letter of consent from employer

2. Essay about reasons for applying

3. Descriptions of activities, such as conference lectures or paper presentations, as well

as type of work you do at your place of employment

7. Application Procedures1) Applicants should be sure to meet with prospective supervisors in their desired elds of study to discuss their

future research and studies before applying.

(Please be aware that some departments may not be seeking applicants.)

2) Exam admission slips are issued when applications are submitted. Note that these will be issued at the Admis-

sion Section after the dates below, to applicants with foreign educational backgrounds.

First round applications Friday, September 5, 2014

Second round applications Thursday, January 22, 2015

3) Application documents

Please submit your set of application documents to the Admission Section (1F, Bldg. 1 West).

Note: Incomplete application documents will not be accepted, so please check the Application Document

Checklist when submitting your application.

Item Documents to Be Submitted Points to Note

1Copy of notice regarding outcomeof application qualicationsscreening

Only approved applicantsApplicants who underwent an application qualificationsscreening before applying and were given approval to applyshould submit a copy of the notice regarding the outcome ofapplication qualications screening that was mailed to them.

2 Admission application form

TMDU form (form 1)

Note: Have the form signed and sealed by your prospectivesupervisor.Affix, to the designated locations, photos of your upper bodywith nothing covering your head that are 5 cm high × 4 cm wideand have been taken within three months of the application. Notes:1. Write your name on the back of the photos.2. Use three identical photos for the application.

3Exam admission slip and photocard

TMDU form (form 2)Affix, to the designated locations, photos of your upper bodywith nothing covering your head that are 5 cm high × 4 cm wideand have been taken within three months of the application. Notes:1. Write your name on the back of the photos.2. Use three identical photos for the application.



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4Transcript (university,undergraduate school)

Japanese or English transcript issued by alma mater Not required of TMDU graduates (or expected graduates)

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Transcript (graduate school

master’s or doctoral program)

Only applicants who have completed (or expect to complete)graduate school

Issued by alma mater and written in Japanese or English Not required of TMDU graduate school graduates (or expectedgraduates)

6Diploma/certicate of (expected)graduation (university,undergraduate school)

Japanese or English diploma (copy)/certificate of (expected)graduation issued by alma mater Not required of TMDU graduates (or expected graduates)

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Course completion (or expectedcompletion) certicate (graduateschool master’s or doctoral program)

Only applicants who have completed (or expect to complete)graduate schoolIssued by alma mater and written in Japanese or English Not required of TMDU graduate school graduates (or expectedgraduates)

8 Letter of consent from employer Only for working adult graduate school course applicants

TMDU form (form 7)

9 Essay about reasons for applying

Only for working adult graduate school course applicants No designated format. Use one sheet of A4 size paper.∙ Fields that interest applicant∙ Research plan∙ Future goals

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Descriptions of activities, such asconference lectures or researcharticle publications, as well as typeof work you do at your place ofemployment

Only for working adult graduate school course applicants No designated format. Use one sheet of A4 size paper.

11Recommendation letter from

manager at workplace

Only for working adult graduate school course applicants

Documents to be submitted voluntarily

12 Exam fee payment certicate

TMDU form (form 8)Please present this fund transfer form (fund transfer application)to a nancial institution by the transfer deadline and remit the¥30,000 examination fee. Once the fund transfer procedureshave been completed at the financial institution, you will begiven back the TMDU exam fee payment certicate on the leftside of the fund transfer form after it has been stamped with thenancial institution’s receipt stamp. This certicate should beafxed to the designated location on the admission applicationform. Note that bank fees are the responsibility of the personwho transfers the funds. Please be sure to write your namein the space provided for the name of the person requestingthe transaction. Please make sure that if a family member ishandling the fund transfer procedure, the family member doesnot write his/her name. Notes:1. Funds cannot be transferred from JP Bank, ATMs, or over

the Internet.2. Fund transfers are limited to electronic wire transfers.3. This form is not required for intra-campus transfers or

international students on Japanese government scholarships.



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13 Self-addressed labels

TMDU form (form 9)1. Write the applicant’s name, address, and postal code

accurately in clear block letters so that mail will be sure to bedelivered, and submit the form without peeling off the labels.

2. Please do not write in the columns marked with the following

symbol: ※ .3. These labels are used for necessary notifications regarding

your successful application, documents for enrollment procedures, and various other communications. Please besure to write an address where mail will be sure to arrive.

4. Please notify the Graduate School Admission Team,Admission Section, School Affairs Division promptly if youchange your address after applying.

14Documentary proof of surnamechange

Only if submitted ID documents differ from current surnameCopies of both sides of driver’s license, residence records,family register, passport, or other form of ID

15 Self-addressed envelope for examadmission slip

Only if applying by mail

Afx a ¥500 (registered express postage) stamp to an envelope(120 × 235 mm) and write the recipient’s name, address and postal code.

16International application form forgraduate school admission

Only applicants with international academic backgroundTMDU form (form 10)

17Color copies of both sides of eitherresidence card or entry visa

Only international students Note: Please note the residence duration (expiration date) in thecase of residence cards.

18Other documents TMDU deemsnecessary

Documentation other than the preceding may be requested

○ Please use the forms included with this guide for TMDU form 1 through 9.

Contact the Admission Section ([email protected]) regarding form 10. Note: TMDU forms cannot be downloaded from the Internet.

○ Neither documents nor the entrance examination fee will be refunded for any reason whatsoever to any appli-

cant once application procedures have been completed.

Note: You may apply to take the entrance exam for the second round of applications even if you failed the rst

round’s exam.

8. Selection Methods and Examination Subjects1) Selection methods

Written exams (foreign language and essay), an oral exam, and application documents will be used to select

candidates for enrollment.

2) Examination subjects

Subject Description Duration

Written examsForeign language English 1 (required), English 2 (required) 90 minutes

Essay One subject chosen from either essay 1 or 2 60 minutes



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9. Exam Date and Location1) Date and time

Date Subject Arrival Time Exam Duration

First round

applications

Friday,

September 19,

2014

Written

exams

Essay8:45 a.m.

9 to 10 a.m.

Foreign language 10:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m.

Oral examination 1:10 p.m. From 1:30 p.m.

Second round

applications

Friday,

January 30,

2015

Written

exams

Essay8:45 a.m.

9 to 10 a.m.

Foreign language 10:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m.

Oral examination 1:10 p.m. From 1:30 p.m.

2) Location


1-5-45 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo

Note: There are no parking spaces for examinees. Please use train, buses or other forms of public transportation.

10. Announcement of Successful Applicants

First round applications Friday, October 17, 2014, 1 p.m.

Second round applications Friday, February 20, 2015, 1 p.m.

Successful examinee numbers will be posted on the bulletin board in front of Bldg. 6 on the Yushima campus

and on the TMDU website (http://www.tmd.ac.jp). In addition, notices will be sent to successful applicants along

with documents related to enrollment procedures.

Note: Phone inquiries will not be accepted under any circumstances.

11. Enrollment Procedures

When First round applications Monday, October 20 to Friday, October 24, 2014

Second round applications Monday, February 23 to Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Where Admission Section, School Affairs Division, Tokyo Medical and Dental University (1F, Bldg. 1 West)


Notes:

1. Students who expect to graduate (complete their course of study) will need to submit a copy of their certicate

of graduation (course completion certicate) or a copy of their diploma by the end of March 2015.

2. Fees required at the time of enrollment (as of FY2014) ◯ Admission fee: ¥282,000

◯ First semester tuition: ¥267,900 (¥535,800 for a full year)

• When admission or tuition fees are revised, the new fees will apply from the date of the revision.

• To pay the admission fee, please use the admission fee fund transfer form to transfer funds by electronic

wire transfer from the nearest bank.

• Tuition is paid by automatic debits from your bank account after enrollment.

(Details will be provided during enrollment procedures.)

• Please contact the Revenue Management Unit, Financial Management Section, Financial and Facilities

Division at +81-3-5803-5048 with inquiries about admission or tuition fee payments.

• Applicants who expect to complete a TMDU master’s program by March 2015 and wish to proceed to a

doctoral program will be treated as intra-campus transfers, and no admission fee will be needed.

• We have tuition payment reduction and exemption programs for students who are having difculty payingtuition due to economic hardship. Please contact the Student Support Section, Student Support and Health

Administration Organization at +81-3-5803-5077 for more information.



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12. Screening of Application QualicationsApplicants who would like to base their application on Application Qualication 4 of 6), 7), 8) or 9) should

contact the Admission Section in advance and then carry out the following procedures.

1) Application period

Application periodFirst round applications From Wednesday, June 18 to Friday, June 20, 2014

Second round applicationsFrom Wednesday, October 22 to Friday, October 24,

2014

Submit application toAdmission Section, School Affairs Division, Tokyo Medical and Dental University

(1F, Bldg. 1 West)


Note: You may also submit an application by mail if you are unable to complete the application procedures at the

Admission Section due to circumstances beyond your control.

In this case, please mail the application by registered express mail so that it arrives before the application dead-

line.

2) Documents to be submitted

Applicationqualications

category Documents to Be Submitted Points to Note

4 of 6)and 9)

7) and8)

1 ◯ ◯Application qualicationsscreening application

Designated TMDU form (Application qualications screeningform 1)

2 ◯ ◯Transcript (university,

undergraduate school)

Issued by alma mater and written in Japanese or English

3 ◯ ◯

Transcript (graduateschool master’s or doctoral program)

Only applicants who have completed graduate schoolIssued by alma mater and written in Japanese or English

4 ◯ ◯

Diploma (copy)/certicateof (expected) graduation(university, undergraduateschool)

Issued by alma mater and written in Japanese or English

5 ◯ ◯

Diploma (copy)/coursecompletion (or expectedcompletion) certicate(graduate school master’s

or doctoral program)

Only applicants who have completed (or expect to complete)graduate schoolIssued by alma mater and written in Japanese or English

6 ◯ ◯ Certicate of student status

Only if diploma (copy)/certicate of (expected) graduationor course completion certicates in 4 and 5 above were notissuedIssued by alma mater and written in Japanese or English

7 ◯ ◯Essay about reasons forapplying

No designated format. Use one sheet of A4 size paper.• Fields that interest applicant• Research plan• Future goals

8 ◯ Research résumé

No designated format. Use A4 size paper.• Duration of research• Content of research

• Names of research organizations• List of papers, research articles, and conference presentations



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4 of 6)and 9)

7) and8)

9 ◯ Record of achievements

Designated TMDU form (Application qualications screeningform 2)1. Dissertation titles2. Names of co-authors and collaborating presenters3. Date of publication or presentation4. Name of publisher, journal that carried paper, or conference

where it was presented5. Summary of no more than 200 Japanese characters Notes:1. Include jointly authored treatises and writings2. Supply reference numbers and provide descriptions for each

dissertation

10 ◯ ◯ Résumé

Designated TMDU form (Application qualications screening

form 3)• Academic career

Provide information from high school graduation onward. Note: International students should provide details from

elementary school graduation onward.• Work experience

Provide detailed information that will offer an understandingof the content of your research and other work to date.

11 ◯ Scholarly paper

No designated format. Use A4 size paper.• Copy of a paper that has recently been presented in an

academic journal, is of a standard equal to or higher than amaster’s degree thesis, and is separately bound or providedas a copy of a conference abstract. Note that attestation of the

leading role played in this research should be attached.• As a rule, the paper’s language should be either English or

Japanese

12 ◯ Scholarly paper abstract

Designated TMDU form (Application qualications screeningform 4) No more than 2,000 Japanese characters or three A4 size pages in English

13 ◯Summary of researchconducted to date


14 ◯ ◯Plans for research to beconducted in preferred eld


15 ◯ ◯ Recommendation letters No designated format. Use A4 size paper.These documents may be submitted at the applicant’sdiscretion.

16 ◯Recommendation letter(prospective supervisor)

No designated format. Use A4 size paper.Prepared by prospective supervisor in desired department

17 ◯Authorization to takeexamination

Issued by university dean or head of faculty if you are enrolledin a university

18 ◯ ◯ID to verify surnamechange

Only if surnames on ID submitted and admission applicationform differCopies of both sides of driver’s license, residence records,family register, passport, or other form of ID

19 ◯ ◯ Envelope for notication ofresult

Afx a ¥672 (registered express postage) stamp to an envelope(120 × 235 mm) and write the recipient’s name, address, and postal code



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4 of 6)and 9)

7) and8)

20 ◯ ◯ International applicationform for graduate schooladmission

Only applicants with international academic backgroundTMDU form (form 10)

21 ◯ ◯

Color copies of both sidesof either residence card orentry visa

Only international students Note: Please note the residence duration (expiration date) inthe case of residence cards

22 ◯ ◯Other reference items to bring

No designated format.Documents to be submitted voluntarilyCredentials, licenses

23 ◯ ◯Other documents TMDUdeems necessary

Documentation other than the preceding may be requested.

Note: Please download the abovementioned TMDU forms (application qualications screening forms) from the

TMDU website (http://www.tmd.ac.jp/admissions/graduate-school/youkou/index.html).

3) Approval methods

Screening to approve application qualications is implemented as described below.

1. Document screening

The abovementioned documents are screened.

2. Interviews

Interviews

First round applications Wednesday, June 25, 2014, from 2 p.m.

Second round applications Tuesday, October 28, 2014, from 2 p.m.

4) Outcome of screening

Interview outcome

First round applications Notices to be mailed after Thursday, July 17, 2014

Second round applications Notices to be mailed after Thursday, November 20, 2014

Note: Please contact the School Affairs Division’s Admission Section if a notice has not arrived after this date.

13. Points to Note regarding Entrance ExamsBe certain to bring your exam admission slip on exam day. Further, please keep it in a safe place, because you

will need it for enrollment procedures after successful applicants have been announced.

If you have lost your admission slip, have one reissued by the Admission Section on the rst oor of Bldg. 1

West before the exam.

◯ Transportation

• Please check in advance what types of transportation are available to get to the exam venue and how long it

will take to get there.

• Please take note of the effects of bad weather on transportation facilities and take care not to arrive late.

◯ Items that can be placed on the desk

• Exam admission slip

• Writing implements (black lead pencils and erasers)

• Pencil sharpener

• Clock (with clock functions only; alarm use is not permitted)Notes:

1. Dictionaries (including electronic versions) may not be used.

2. All other items should be put away in your bag.



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◯ Directions to the exam venue

• Please pay attention to posted notices that show the way to the exam venue on exam day so that you do not

go to the wrong place.

• You may only check the exam building before the exam; you may not enter the rooms where exams will be

held.

◯ Entering and leaving the rooms where exams are held

• Examinees should enter the designated exam room and take their seats 15 minutes before the exam starts.• Examinees who are carrying cell phones, portable audio players, or other devices should make certain to

switch off alarm settings, turn off the power, and place the items in their bag (and not on their person). If

a cell phone starts buzzing inside a bag, a proctor will take the bag out of the room without asking for the

owner’s permission (treating it as cheating).

• Examinees who arrive late on exam day due to circumstances beyond their control will be permitted to take

the exam if they arrive up to 30 minutes after the exam has begun.

However, the exam’s duration will not be extended. Please follow the instructions of TMDU ofcials if you

arrive late.

• Please have your admission slip with you when you enter the room.

• Please check around the desk to ensure that you do not leave anything behind when you leave the room.

◯ Precautions during exams

• Follow all instructions from proctors while in the exam room.

• All access to areas other than the exam room and designated locations is prohibited.

• Display your admission slip on the top of your desk while you are in the exam room.

• Once the exam starts, you will not be permitted to leave the room until the exam has been completed. Please

raise your hand and follow the proctor’s instructions if you start to feel ill during the exam, or in any other

situation that absolutely cannot be helped. You will not be offered any form of additional assistance, such as

extending the exam duration, even if you have been given permission to leave the room. Further, after you

leave the room, if more than 30 minutes elapse after the start of the next subject’s exam, you will not be al-

lowed to take that exam.

• Write your name and examinee number correctly on the answer sheet. Be aware that you cannot be graded if

you provide incorrect information.

• Use black pencils for your answers and not fountain or ballpoint pens or colored pencils.◯ Other points to note

• Please be aware that anyone who fails to take one of either the written or oral exams will fail the entrance

exam.

• Parents and others who accompany examinees on the day of the exam will not be able to enter the TMDU

campus.

Please be aware that there may be people offering to check the announcement of successful applicants for

you and passing out leaets in the vicinity, but these persons have no afliation whatsoever with TMDU.

• Ask a TMDU representative (employee wearing an armband displaying the university’s name) if you are un-

clear about anything else.

14. Admission Meeting

Date Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Place Tokyo Medical and Dental University, 1-5-45 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo

Time Scheduled for 1 to 4:30 p.m.

Note: Please check the TMDU website (http://www.tmd.ac.jp) for details.



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15. Other• Separate entrance examinations will be held for applicants who have completed a TMDU master’s program (ex-

cept the master of medical administration [MMA] course) and wish to proceed to a doctoral program. Entrance

examination and enrollment fees will not be required.

• Please provide a notice when submitting your application if you have a physical disability and will need special

considerations in the exam room.

• People with international academic background are asked to contact the Admission Section in advance.• Enrollment may be cancelled if the particulars contained in application documents are untrue.

• Handling of personal information

1. Personal information collected during the process of selecting enrollment applicants will be used only for the

purposes of selecting enrollment applicants, enrollment procedures, and to undertake tasks related to scholar-

ships, welfare and guidance, and supervision of studies after admittance.

2. Personal information collected during the process of selecting enrollment applicants will be handled properly

in accordance with TMDU’s rules for administering personal information and will not be shown or provided

to third parties without the consent of the person concerned.

• Please attach documents that provide proof of your surname change if your current surname differs from the

one shown in the ID documents you provided.

• Matters related to the entrance examination are handled weekdays from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 5 p.m.

• Please address inquiries about the entrance examination to the Graduate School Admision Team, Admission

Section, School Affairs Division.

Note: Applicants must make inquiries in person.

• Application guidelines are available at TMDU’s Admission Section and can also be requested by Telemail from

TMDU’s website (Japan only/not for international application). See TMDU’s website (http://www.tmd.ac.jp/

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Number Division DepartmentDepartment

CodeSupervisor Research Subject Classifcation

1

Or a l H e a l t h S c i e n c e s

Department of OralPathology

3010YAMAGUCHIAkira

1. Clinicopathological study of oral diseases2. Mechanism of bone destruction by oral cancer 3. Molecular mechanism of bone formation and bone

regeneration4. Evolutional changes in skeletal tissues

D

2 Bacterial Pathogenesis 3020 NAKAGAWAIchiro

D

3 MolecularImmunology 3030 AZUMAMiyuki

1. Cellular and molecular levels of analyses of immune diseasessuch as infection, allergy, autoimmune disease and cancer.

2. Analyses of lymphocyte functional molecules and

development of immunotherapy by molecular targetting.3. Understanding of unique features of oral immune responses.4. Therapeutic approach for control of oral mucosal diseases by

immune intervention

D

4AdvancedBiomaterials

3040 Motohiro Uo

1. Development of glass/ceramics for dentisty2. Distribution and chemical state analysis of trace elements in

the biological tissues3. Development of dental composite resins4. Non-destructive analysis methods for dental materials and

tissues5. Evaluations for various properties of dental materials and

tooth

D

5 Diagnostic OralPathology

3050 IZUMOToshiyuki

1. Diagnostic human pathology

2. Surgical pathology of oral cancer 3. Criterion of oral intraepithelial neoplasia4. New diagnostic study of oral disease

D(DH)

6 Organic Biomaterials 3060 YUI Nobuhiko

1. Modulation of cellular functions on dynamic biomaterialssurfaces for medical applications

2. Directing stem cell lineage based on surface properties of biomaterials

3. Application of intracellularly degradable supramolecular biomaterials for molecular therapy

4. Design of dental materials with dynamic properties5. Biodegradable biomaterials for dental applications

D(BM)

7FunctionalBiomaterials

3070KIMURATsuyoshi

1. Research on the materials and the engineering for tissue 1.engineering and regenerative medicine

2. Research on a novel gene delivery system3. Research on the novel biomaterials based on interface science4. Research on the materilas and the devices for low invasive

surgery5. Research on the rebuilding technology of biological tissues

D(BM)

8Oral RadiationOncology

3080MIURAMasahiko

1. Visualization of tumor radioresponse by molecular imaging2. Radiosensitization mechanism by novel anti- microtubule

agents3. Radioresistant signal transduction pathways4. Clinical study on radiotherapy for oral cancer

D

9 Oral and maxillofacialsurgery

3090 HARADAHiroyuki

1. Molecular biological research on the invasion and metastasisof oral cancer

2. Studies on the dysfunction and QOL of oral cancer after

surgery3. Comprehensive studies on mandibular distraction4. Studies on the jaw reconstruction using by tissue engineering5. Studies on presurgical nasoalveolar molding (PNAM) for

infant born with cleft lip, alveolus, and palate

D

Research Subjects, Graduate School of Medical and DentalSciences, Doctoral Program, Medical and Dental Sciences Track

Please see the research subject retrieval system for more information.

http://www.tmd.ac.jp/english/faculties/ReaserchSubjectRetrievalSystem_E/index.html



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Oral and MaxillofacialRadiology

3100 KURABAYASHI

Tohru

1. Improvement of maxillofacial imaging efcacy2. Novel MRI techniques for maxillofacial diagnosis3. Differential diagnosis of maxillofacial lesions using sectional

imaging4. Molecular mechanisms of cellular radiosensitivity

D

11Anesthesiology andClinical Physiology

3110FUKAYAMAHaruhisa

1. Non invasive drug delivery system2. Autonomic nervous responses of non-invasive and invasive

stimulations3. Controlled pain modulation (Diffuse noxious inhibitory

control)4. New local anesthesia system in dentistry

D

12Orofacial PainManagement

3120SHIMADAMasahiko

1. New treatment methods for neuropathic pain2. Analyses of abnormal orofacial sensations3. Study of orofacial chronic pain

D

13 Pediatric Dentistry 3130UnderSelection

1. Physiological and biological studies on the stomatognathicfunction of children

2. Studies on the development and developmental disturbance of

the teeth and jaws3. Studies on the growth and development of the dentition and

the maxillofacial cranium4. Development of new materials for endodontic treatment of

deciduous and immature permanent teeth5. Basic research on clinical pediatric dentistry

D

14 Orthodontic Science 3140 ONO Takashi

1. To explain the unhealthy physiological condition ofmalocclusion and deepen the scientic basis for orthodontictreatment.

2. To understand the biological reaction and adaptation ofocclusal tissues to mechanical stresses such as occlusal forceor orthodontic force, and also the changes with aging.

3. To explain the art for controlling morphologic and functional problems of occlusion in orthodontic treatment, from the

view points of biomaterials and biomechanics.4. To enlighten the social dentistry for the needs and demands of

orthodontic treatmentment.5. To clarify the stomatologic function and neuronal plasticity

in the central and peripheral nervous systems according toneurophysiological research.

D

15Cariology andOperative Dentistry

3150 TAGAMI Junji

1. Development of new caries prevention2. Development of new caries diagnosis3. Improvement of composite resin restoration4. Establishment of esthetic tooth restoration with minimal

intervention5. Development of new tooth bleaching material and method

D

16 Fixed Prosthodontics 3160MIURAHiroyuki

1. Occlusion and Mastication (mandibular position, mandibular

movement, articulator, masticatory efciency)2. Inuence of the mechanical stress caused by the occlusal

contact on the stomatognathic system (tooth displacement,distortion of alveolar bone, occlusal contact, proximal contactetc.)

3. Clinical application of the latest technology and developmentof the new materials (CAD/CAM, Zirconia, opticalimpression etc.)

4. Mechanisms of periodontal tissue remodeling undermasticatory functions and parafunctions

5. Inuence of the dental materials to the human body (metalallergy etc)

D

17 Pulp Biology andEndodontics

3170 SUNAKAWAMitsuhiro

1. Neurophysiology of dental pain2. Application of lasers to endodontics

3. Mechanism and diagnosis of root fractures4. Molecular biology of pulpal and periapical diseases and tissue

regeneration5. Nickel-titanium endodontic rotary instruments

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Or a l

H e a l t h S c i e n c e s

Removable PartialProsthodontics

3180 WAKABAYASHI

Noriyuki

1. Function and Sensation in Partial Denture Wearers2. Optimization of Partial Denture Design based on Stress

Analysis3. Clinical Applications of New Prosthodontic Biomaterials4. Assessment of Oral Tissues in Denture Wearers5. Epidemiology and Education of Removable Partial

Prosthodontics

D

19Oral Implatology andRegenerative DentalMedicine

3190KASUGAI Shohei

1. Development of next-generation dental implant2. Time-dependant change of the tissues supporting dental

implants3. Optimization of the implant superstructure4. Regeneration of bone and soft tissue

D

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M a xi l l of a c

i a l a n d N e c k R e c on s t r u c t i on

Plastic andReconstructiveSurgery

3200OKAZAKIMutsumi

1. Clinical study concernig sennsory recovery and change ofshape in reconstructed beast

2. Development of functional and aesthetic reconstructionfollowing cancer ablation in head and neck

3. Basic research on regeneration of the nail4. Evaluation of blood supply to various aps using ICG

5. Development of functional and aesthetic reconstruction forfacial paralysis

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21Head and NeckSurgery

3210 SUMI Takuro

1. Anatomy of skull base2. Relationship between HPV and head and neck cancer 3. Standardization of neck dissection4. Development of skull base surgery5. Endoscopic diagnosis and transoral surgery for supercial

pharyngeal carcinoma

M

22RadiationTherapeutics andOncology

3220YOSHIMURARyoichi

1. Development of brachytherapy for oral cancer, prostatecancer, and uterine cancer

2. Clinical research and development of IMRT and SRT3. Development of radiotherapy in multimodality treatment for cancer

M

23MaxillofacialAnatomy

3230SHIBATAShunichi

1. Development of tooth germ and roots using organ culturesystem.

2. Structure and function of dental stem cell nich.3. Analysis of extracellular matrix in orofacial region.4. Structural analysis of jaw bone and mandibular condylar cartilage.5. Morphology and development of teeth and periodontal tissues.

D

24Cognitive

Neurobiology 3240 TAIRA Masato

1. Brain functions underlying the motor control2. Brain functions underlying perception and cognition3. Processing mechanisms of natural sounds, animal

vocalizations and human speech4. Neural mechanisms of vocal communication

D

25MolecularCraniofacialEmbryology

3250 ISEKI Sachiko

1. Molecular mechanisms of craniofacial morphegenesis2. Application of developmental mechanisms of bone and teeth

to the regeneration3. Molecular mechanisms of congenital anomalies and their

clinical application4. Regulation of gene expression in cell proliferation and

differentiation

D

26Cellular PhysiologicalChemistry

3260 MORITA Ikuo

1. Study of cell-cell communication via gap junction, andapplication for DDS

2. Formation of microvessel networks, and application forregenerative medicine

3. Mechanism of bone remodeling4. Inammatory cytokine network (epigenetic regulation)

D

27 Metallic Biomaterials 3270 HANAWATakao

1. Biofunctionalization of metals with biofunctinal molecules2. Surface modication of metals by electrochemical techniques

3. Development of zirconium alloys to prevent MRI archifact4. Development of cobalt-chromium alloys with high strength

and elongation5. Elucidation of reactionsat metals-tissue interface

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M a xi l l of a c i a l a n d N e c k R

e c on s t r u c t i on

Biodesign 3280TAKAKUDA Kazuo

1. Tissue remodeling under mechanical stimuli2. Mechanical biocompatibility of living tissues to articial

materials3. Tissue regeneration with the use of baiomaterials4. Development of medical and dental therapeutic devices

D(BM)

29 Maxillofacial Surgery 3290HARADAKiyoshi

1. Clinical study of cleft lip and palate, and orthognathicsurgery.

2. Cell biology and bone regeneration for reconstruction offacial bone and alveolar bone.

3. Basic and clinical research of temporomandibular jointdisorders.

4. Basic and clinical research of malignant tumor in oral andmaxillofacial region.

5. Study of genetic diagnosis and treatment of oral cancer.

D

30 MaxillofacialOrthognathics

3300 MORIYAMAKeiji

1. Research on etiology, diagnosis, and treatment fordevelopmental and congenital anomalies in the craniofacialregion

2. Biomaterials research for the development of new orthodontic

appliances3. Epidemiological research related to dentofacial growth and

malocclusion4. Research on mechanical stress and bone metabolism5. Research on stomatognathic function and central nervous

system

D

31MaxillofacialProsthetics

3310TANIGUCHI Hisashi

1. Diagnosis of functional impairment in patients with amaxillofacial defect

2. Treatments for functional rehabilitation of patients with amaxillofacial defect

3. Evaluation on masticatory function in patients with amaxillofacial defect

4. Speech evaluation in patients with a maxillofacial defect5. Development of new materials for facial prosthesis

D

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i o-M a t r i x

Cell Biology 3320 NAKATATakao

1. Optogenetic control of intracellular signaling2. Mechanism of neural polarization3. Spatio-temporal regulation of neuronal signaling4. Optogenetics of cell signaling using olfactory system as in

vivo model system

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33 Medical Biochemistry 3330 HATA Yutaka

1. The biological and chemical approach to study the Hippo pathway that controls cell proliferation, cell differentiation,and cell death.

2. Versatile roles of the tumor suppressive RASSF proteins3. Discovery and development of chemical compounds that

suppress cancer stemness and metastasis4. Discovery and development of chemical compounds that

facilitate myogenesis and prevent muscle atrophy

M

34Joint Surgery andSports Medicine

3340MUNETATakeshi

1. Regeneration and reconstruction of bone and joint tissuesusing mesenchymal stem cells

2. Mechanism analysis and development of treatment methodsof bone- and joint-related inammation and brosis

3. Analysis of mechanism for bone- and joint-related pain anddeveopment of its treatment

4. Analysis of sports injury mechanism and development of itstreatment

5. Development of new joint prosthesis

M

35 Biostructural Science 3350TAKANOYoshiro

1. Molecular mechanisms of odontogenesis and toothmorphogenesis

2. Regeneration of teeth and periodontal tissues3. Molecular aspects of origin and evolution of teeth

4. Morophgeneisis drven by self organization of the cells5. Mechanisms of biological mineralization

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i o-M a t r i x

Pharmacology 3360AOKIKazuhiro

1. Pharmacology of formation and resorption mechanisms on bone and tooth.

2. New drug targets of the therapeutic medications for hardtissue diseases.

3. Translational research of hard tissue regenerative therapy.4. Feasibility study of peptide carrier toward clinical application.5. Analysis of adverse effects of drugs appeared in oral tissues.

D

37 Tissue Regeneration 3370SHINOMURATamayuki

1. Study on the molecular dynamics of extracellular matrix inconnective tissues.

2. Study on transcription factors necessary for the maintenanceof chondrogenic phenotype.

3. Study on novel genes actively expressed in periodontaltissues.

D

38 Biochemistry 3380UnderSelection

1. Studies on the biological functions of heparan sulfate proteoglycans

2. Regulation of membrane dynamics by sphingolipids3. Structural and functional aspects of intracellular transport

machinery of lysosomes

4. Mechanisms of sensation and response to low-gravity

D

39 Cell Signaling 3390 NAKASHIMA Tomoki

1. Signal transduction mechanisms of bone cells such asosteoclast, osteoblast and osteocyts.

2. Development of clinical applications for diseases of theskeletal and locomotiv system.

3. Exploitation of osteonetwork (systemic network between bone and other systems).

D

40Bioceramic MaterialsScience

3400YAMASHITAKimihiro

1. Sunthesis and Characteriazation of Hydroxyapatite Ceramics2. Dental and Biomedical Applications of Bioceramics3. Fundamentals of Polarized Bioceramics and Bioglasses4. Development of HA Coatings for Dental and Hip Joints

Devices

D(BM)

41 Periodontology 3410 IZUMI Yuichi

1. Periodontal tissue regeneration2. Bacteriology of teeth and dental implant3. Relationship between periodontal disease and systemic

disease4. Application of laser on periodontal treatment5. Research for inammation and immunology in periodontal

disease

D

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P u b l i c H e a l t h

Health Promotion 3420

TAKANOTakehito(Scheduledto retire onMarch 31,2015)

1. The relation between social living environments and thehealth of a population

2. The Healthy Cities Project: Comprehensive, communityhealth programs

3. Evidence-based reform of community health and welfaresystems

4. A public health approach to End-of-Life care in community

settings5. Recovery and reconstruction of communities after disasters

M

43EnvironmentalParasitology

3430 OHTA Nobuo

1. Research on Immunology and Immunopathology of Parasiticdiseases

2. Development of new Tools for Treatment and Prophylaxis ofParasitic diseases

3. Molecular basis of Host-Parasite Interaction4. Epidemiological study on Parasitic diesases in Tropical areas5. Pathophysiology, Diagnosis and Treatment of Parasitic

Zoonosis

M

44 Forensic Medicine 3440UEMURAKoichi

1. Studies on the mechanisms of cell death induced by drugs2. Forensic toxicology / Alcohol medicine3. Forensic pathology

4. Drug analysis

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International Health

and Medicine 3450

NAKAMURA

Keiko

1. Social determinants of health: health vulnerabilities in urbanareas

2. Health inequity: health policies to reduce inequity in maternalhealth

3. Cost of illness studies: health systems to reduce nancial andsocial burden of tuberculosis

4. International health workforce and trade in health services5. Community health promotion: participatory monitoring and

evaluation of health development program

M

46Health CareManagement andPlanning

3460KAWAHARAKazuo

1. The signicance of public healthcare planning, its challenges,and inuences on the healthcare system

2. Structural analyses and policy choices concerning national blood services

3. The government role in preventing medical errors4. Structural analyses of healthcare system in the community5. Systemizing and evaluating public health policies

M

47MolecularEpidemiology

3470MURAMATSUMasaaki

1. Study on gene-environment interaction in the development ofcommon chronic diseases.

2. Study on Developmental Origins of Health and Diseases(DOHaD).

3. Bioinformatics on disease mechanism.4. Environment and epigenetic changes.5. Application of personal genome information to human helth

care.

M(MR)

48ResearchDevelopment

3480TAKASEKozo

1. Management technology for comprehensive clinicaladministration

2. Development and procurement of hospital information system3. Electronic medical record and clinical pathway4. Medical malpractice and medical law suit5. Science and ethics in medicine and practice

M

49Health Policy andInformatics

3490 FUSHIMIKiyohide

1. Health information management for the development of DPC

case mix system and PDPS payment system2. Quantitative analytica method for plannning and assessment

of health care providing system3. Methodology for hospital proling and assessment of hospital

functions4. Utilization of electric health data of health system5. Health cost analysis and hospital management

M

50Life Sciences andBioethics

3500YOSHIDA Masayuki

1. Bioethical issues surrounding medical research2. Development of efcient IRB management3. Clinical and basic research in Medical Genetics4. Clinical and basic research in vascular biology and

atherosclerosis5. Reserach in clinical and genetical nursing

M(ME)

51 Forensic Dentistry 3510 UnderSelection

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52Health CareEconomics

3520KAWABUCHIKoichi

1. Study on measuring output from industry in non-marketservices (healthcare)

2. Study on analysis of big-data in healthcare and itsimplications to policy evaluation

3. Proposal making in planning hospital centered community— promoting concentration of medical care in downtown areas

4. Strategic locationing of inpatient acute care services andefciency of healthcare

D

53Dental EducationDevelopment 3530 MORIO Ikuko

1. Research on curriculum for health care professional education2. Comparative study of domestic and international dental

education

3. Research and development of educational methods in healthcare professional education

4. Research and development of English education programs inhealth care professional education

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Oral Health Promotion 3540KAWAGUCHIYoko

1. Research on oral epidemiology and prevention of oraldiseases

2. Research on oral health care system3. Research on the relationship between oral health and general

health4. Research on oral health promotion5. Research on international oral health

D

55Sports medicine anddentistry

3550UENO Toshiaki

1. Change of oral environment with exersice and sportingactivity

2. Relation between occlusal function and sports performance3. Relation between occlusal function and cerebral function4. Optimal design and modern fabilicating technique of sports

mouthguard and faceguard5. Materials development and quality improvement for sports

mouthguard and faceguard

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56Educational system inDentistry

3560 ARAKI Kouji

1. Development, practice and analysis of the evaluation methodfor the dental education curriculum

2. Development of the inspection method of universality,

validity, and the reliability in the evaluation for the dentaleducational system

3. Development of the evaluation system of internationaleducational standards for undergraduate and postgraduatedental students

4. Development of the program to improve clinical skills fordentistry with the virtual reality education simulation system

D(CE)

57Educational MediaDevelopment

3570KINOSHITAAtsuhiro

1. Development of computer-assisted clinical simulation systemfor medical and dental practice training.

2. Development of new education system using information andcommunication technologies for medical and dental students.

3. Development and study of computerized dental simulator fortraining of dental cavity preparation and prosthodontic tooth

preparation practices.

4. Development and study of dental model and kit for practicaltraining.

5. Development of composing and screening system for original3D movies from operator's viewpoint.

D(LMIT)

58Insured Medical CareManagement

4480 AI Masumi

1. Development of methodology and materials for educationon medical insurance system and rules for insured medicaltreatment

2. Studies on management and supports for billing for medicalservice fees at insurance medical institutions

3. Studies on affairs of medical insurance system and provisionof medical services

M

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G e r on t ol o g y a n d G e r o d on t ol o g y

Geriatrics and

Vascular Medicine

3580SHIMOKADO

Kentaro

1. Cell biological mechanisms of atherogenesis2. Mechanisms involved in dyslipidemia

3. Mechanisms of aging and age-related diseases

M

60RehabilitationMedicine

3590MORITASadao

1. Three dimentional motion analysis of upper and lowerextremities

2. Gait analysis3. Effect of estimation for dynamic balance4. Prevention of dysuse bone atrophy5. Inuence of muscle fatigue on balance function

M(MH)

61Gerodontology andOral Rehabilitation

3600MINAKUCHIShunsuke

1. Research on the whole body control at the time of elderly people's dental treatment

2. Dysphagia rehabilitation in the elderly3. Implant over denture for the elderly patient4. Complete denture CAD/CAM5. Development of the new denture materials which was adapted

for the aged society

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C om pr e h e n s i v e P a t i e n t C a r e

Laboratory Medicine 3610 NARA Nobuo

1. Molecular diagnostic tests for cancer and infectious diseases2. Molecular pathogenesis of leukemia cells and its application

for drug sensitivity tests3. Methods to examine self-renewal capacity and differentiation

of hematopoietic stem cells4. Analysis for pathophysiology of cases showing abnormal data

in clinical examinations

M

63 Critical Care Medicine 3620UnderSelection

1. Investigation into pathophysiology of septic shock anddevelopment of treatment

2. Investigation of mechanism of PMX-DHP therapy in septic shock 3. Investigation into pathophysiology of acute kidney injury and

development of treatment4. Investigation into pathophysiology of contrast-induced

nephropathy and development of treatment

M

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Section of Liaison

Psychiatry andPalliative Medicine 3630

MATSUSHIMA

Eisuke

1. Clinical and psychophysiological studies on anxiety anddepression associated with psysical illness

2. Clinical and psychophysiological studies on delirium3. Neuropsychological studies on cognitive disorders associated

with psysical illness4. Studies on psycho-social aspects of cancer patients and their family5. Psychophysiological studies and functional brain imaging on

neuropsychiatric disorders

M

65Pharmacokinetics andPharmacodynamics

3640YASUHARAMasato

1. Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of drugs in diseasestates

2. Clinical pharmacokinetics and therapeutic drug monitoring3. Mechanisms of membrane transport of drugs4. Development of drug delivery system

M(MH)

66Medical EducationResearch andDevelopment

3650TANAKAYujiro

1. Planning and assessment of undergraduate medical education2. Strategy and assessment of postgraduate and continuing

medical education3. Underlying medical cooperation and technology for the

highly advanced medical care

M

67Acute Critical Careand Disaster Medicine

3660OTOMOYasuhiro

1. Research on mechanisms of biological responses to severestress and development of new therapeutic strategy

2. Clinical and basic research in related to serious torso/multipletrauma and epidemiology of trauma

3. Research on coagulopathy following traumatic injury/sepsis4. Research on disaster medicine for largely scaled disasters

such as earthquake and terrorism5. Basic research on lipid mediators involved in multiple organ

dysfunction after hemorrhagic shock

M

68 Clinical Oncology 3670

MIYAKE

Satoshi

1. Palliative care for cancer patients and theie family; theory and practice

2. Establishment of hollistic treatment for esophageal cancer

3. Analysis of genetic prole for carcinoma of unknoen primary4. Role of biomarkers for the effent of novel anti-cancer drugs5. Communication and consensus building in cancer therapy and care

M

69Dentistry for Personswith Disabilities

3680SHINOZUKAOsamu

1. Formation of oral biolm2. Elimination of oral biolm of persons with disabilities3. Drug induced gingival overgrowth4. Oral health status of the medically compromised patient5. Oral management of genetic syndrome

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70 General Dentistry 3690Under

Selection

1. Study on variety of diagnosis and treatment planning of the patient appealing for several symptoms

2. Study on analysis of various factors necessary to be diagnosedcorrectly

3. Study on development of the training method to improve the

ability of diagnosis of dental students and residents4. Study on development of a new diagnostic method of the

caries5. Study on application of the excimer laser in the dental

treatment

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r e

Psychosomatic

Dentistry 3700

TOYOFUKU

Akira

1. Study on pathophysiological mechanisms of oral psychosomatic disorders

2. Psychosomatic study on oro-facial medically and psychiatrically unexplained symptoms

3. Psychopharmacological study on oral psychosomatic disorders4. Brain imaging study of oral psychosomatic disorders with

phantom pain or bite5. Study on guidelines for the management of oral

psychosomatic disorders

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72 Behavioral Dentistry 3710MATAKI Shiro

1. Study of characteristics on human behavior in health care2. Study of factors affecting the relationship between patients

and health care providers3. Study of application of behavioral sciences to dental education4. Study of organization of behavioral sciences in dentistry

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Temporomandibular Joint and Oral Function

3720 KINO Koji

1. Research for contributing factors associating with perpetuationof symptoms of patients with temporomandibular disorders

2. Research for psychological and somatic problems in dental patients

3. Research for night bruxism associating withtemporomandibular disorders and periodontitis

4. Research for association between sensation oftemporomandibular joint, masticatory muscles and occlusalcontact and brain function

D(DH)

74ProfessionalDevelopment inHealth Sciences

4490TAKADAKazuki

1. Needs assessment in health care2. Needs assessment in professional development in health

science elds3. Interprofessional education curriculum development

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C o gni t i v e a n d B

e h a vi or a l M e d i c i n e

Neuroanatomy andCellular Neurobiology

3730TERADASumio

1. Molecular mechanisms of intracellular protein transport andconcurrent quality control

2. Spectroscopy development for a biomolecular network analysis3. Molecular mechanism of cytoskeletal dynamics

4. Microscopy development to visualize the dynamics of smallchemical molecules

M

76Systems

Neurophysiology 3740

SUGIHARAIzum

1. Molecular mechanisms and functional signicance ofcompartmentalization in the brain

2. Neuronal circuitry mechanisms in sensorimotor control3. Sensorimotor integration in the oculomotor system

M

77Pharmacology and

Neurobiology 3750

TANABETsutomu

1. Regulation of Microglial function in Neuroinammation/ Neurodegenerative diseases

2. Regulation of Macrophage function in Inammatory boweldisease and Rheumatoid arthritis

3. Molecular basis of Calcium channelopathy4. miRNAs in neuronal function and dysfunction5. Alteration of Neuron-Glia interaction in Neurological disorders

M

78Molecular

Neuroscience 3760

TANAKAKohichi

1. The pathophysiology of major mental illnesses2. The pathophysiology of neurodegenerative diseases3. The role of neurotransmitters in brain development4. The role of glial cells in brain function5. Generation of animal models for neuropsychiatric disorders

using genome editing tools

M(MR)

79 Neuropathology 3770OKAZAWAHitoshi

1. Elucidation of molecular mechanisms of polyglutaminediseases

2. Elucidation of molecular mechanisms of Alzheimer's diseases3. Development of novel therapeutics against neurodegenerative

diseases4. Elucidation and therapeutic application of molecular

mechnanisms of neural stem cell differntiation

M(MR)

80Ophthalmology andVision Science

3780UnderSelection

1. Study on the mechanism of high myopia2. Study on the mechanism of macular diseases3. Study on the mechanism of uveitis4. Development of diagnostic techniques in uveitis

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Otorhinolaryngology 3790TSUNODAAtsunobu

1. Molecular biology in hearing and dysequillibrim disorder 2. Clinical studies on dysequillibrim disorder and its treatment3. Electrophysiological research in cochlear pathology (basic

and clinical researches)4. Investigation of images and image-guided surgery in

Otorhinolaryngology

M

1. Phylogenesis in Otorhinolaryngology

82 Neurology and Neurological Science

3800YOKOTATakanori

1. Molecular genetics lab focusing on multiple system atrophy(MSA) and spinocerebellar ataxias

2. Research of gene therapy for neurodegenerative diseases bynew oligonucleotide drugs

3. Development of primate model for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis4. Research for stroke and neurological diseases by employing

embryo-stem cells and neuronal stem cells5. Research on pathogenic mechanisms and a strategy for an

early treatment of Alzheimer's disease

M

83Psychiatry andBehavioral Sciences

3810 NISHIKAWAToru

1. Study on molecular and genetic pathophysiology of

schizophrenia and development of novel therapeutics2. Clinical application of D-cycloserine for treatment-resistant

psychotic symptoms3. Study on molecular mechanisms of stress-related mental disorders4. Function and metabolism of endogenous D-serine in the

mammalian brain and its application for pharmacotherapy ofneuropsychiatric diseases

5. Brain imaging study on mental disorders

M

84 Neurosurgery 3820MAEHARA Taketoshi

1. Development of novel treament for brain tumor with use of biomarker assay and molecular imaging.

2. Development of appropriate surgical intervention for cerebrovasculardiseases based on clinical pathophysiiological analysis.

3. Investigation on the mechanism of secondary neuronaldamage by neurotrauma and on the method for its prevention.

4. Analysis on pathophysiological mechanism of intractableepilepsy and on the effectiveness of its surgical treatment.

5. Neuroimaging analysis of higher brain dysfunction caused byvarious neurosurgical disorderes.

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85 Endovascular Surgery 3830 NEMOTOShigeru

1. Investigation of microvascular anatomy and vasculogenesisin central nerveous system and head and neck region.

2. Integration of the uid engineering technology into theendovascular eld in an effort to explore new surgical treatment.

3. Analysis of platelet aggregation function during perioperative period in endovascular surgery.

4. Invention and assessment of endovascular devices applied bioactive material technology.

5. Research for less invasive surgical approach for vascular disease.

M

86 NCNP BrainPhysiology andPatholog

4430HOSHINOMikio

1. Social brain and its diorder (Noritaka Ichinohe)2. Clarication of molecular machinery underlying brain

development (Mikio Hoshino)3. Investigation of brain functions using neuroimaging and non-

invasive brain stimulation (Manabu Honda)4. Molecular mechnism of intelectual dusability (Yuichi Goto)5. Neuroscience of mood disorders (Hiroshi Kunugi)6. Molecular pathogenesis and therapies of neurodegenerative

diseases (Yoshitaka Nagai)

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Immune Regulation 3840 KARASUYAMA

Hajime

1. Elucidation of molecular mechanisms underlying chronicallergic inammation by using engineered model animals

2. Role of basophils in immune disorders3. Role of basophils in protective immunity4. in vivo imaging of basophils

M

88 Molecular Virology 3850YAMAOKA Shoji

1. Molecular studies on the replication and pathogenicity ofhuman retroviruses

2. Viral proteins and signal transduction3. Mechanistic studies on cell death inhibition in tumor cells

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Immunotherapeutics 3860KANNAGI Mari

1. Development of anti-tumor vaccines for adult T-cell leukemia.2. Analysis of immunological risks for HTLV-1-related diseases

in virus carriers.3. Immunological and molecular mechanism of HTLV-1 induced

leukemogenesis.4. Molecular mechanism of HIV replication especially related to

HIV-1 integrase.5. Immunological suppressive mechanisms on HIV-1 replication.

M

90Cellular andEnvironmentalBiology

3870HARAMasayuki

1. Chromatin higher-order structure and machinery2. Proteomics-based analysis of nuclei3. Cellular defence against oxidative stress4. Cellular responses against its external environment, such as

drug, substance, and radiation

M(RC)

91 Biodefense Research 3880OHTEKIToshiaki

1. Identication of dendritic cell progenitors and its applicationto disease treatment

2. Regulation of immunological homeostasis by dendritic cells3. Understanding of tissue homeostasis and disease on the basis

of tissue stem cell-immune cell interplay

M(MR)

92Pathological CellBiology

3890SHIMIZU Shigeomi

1. Analysis of Molecular Mechanisms of Cell Death and itsClinical Aplication

2. Physiological and Pathological Roles of Autophagy inMammals

3. Analysis of Molecular Mechanisms of Mitochondria-relatedDiseases

4. Development of Novel Therapies to Treat Ischemic Diseases5. Establishment of refractory viurs disease model mouse and

application to anti-viual drug development.

M(MR)

93PathologicalBiochemistry

3900UnderSelection

M(MR)

94 Immunology 3910ADACHITakahiro

1. Elucidation of the mechanisms for antibody responses to non-

protein antigens including glycans and nucleic acids, andtheir roles in autoimmunity and infection immunity

2. Elucidation of the roles of cell stress including oxidativestress and endoplasmic reticulum stress in B lymphocytesignal transduction

3. Studies on immune modulation mediated by regulatory Bcells

4. Studies on the pathogenesis of systemic autoimmune diseasessuch as systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and autoimmuneneurological diseases such as Guillain-Barre syndrome

5. Drug development for immune regulation in collabolarionwith phamaceutical industry

M(MR)

95Pediatrics andDevelopmentalBiology

3920 MORIOTomohiro

1. Analysis of genetic background of, and development of noveltherapeutic approach for, pediatric malignancy

2. Research on molecular background of primaryimmunodeciency syndrome and development of novel gene/cell therapy for the disorder

3. Analysis of pathogenesis of pulmonary hypertension andhereditary arrhythmia

4. Research on molecular mechanisms of disorder of sexdevelopment and congenital adrenal hyperplasia

5. Molecular and biochemical approach for pathogenesis ofintractable pediatric disorders in the elds of neurology,nephrology, neonatology, and other genetic disorders

M

96 Rheumatology 3930 KOHSAKAHitoshi

1. Clinical Immunological research on rheumatoid arthritis2. Clinical Immunological research on polymyositis and

dermatomyositis3. Pharmacovigilance on anti-rheumatic drugs and

immunosupressants

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Dermatology 3940YOKOZEKI Hiroo

1. Analysis of the roles epidermal cells by iPS cells

2. Analysis of the mechanism and treatment for atopic dermatisand contact hypersensitivity3. Analysis of the mechanism of seat dysfunction4. Analysis of the role of eosinophils and basophils in allergic

skin diseases5. Gene analysis and development of gene therapy for skin

malignant dideases

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Human Pathology 3950EISHIYoshinobu

1. Histogenesis of early gastrointestinal cancer 2. Diagnosis of gastrointestinal protruded lesion3. Pathogenesis of sarcoidosis4. Etiology of organ-specic autoimmune disease5. New hypothesis of the mechanism of endogenous infection

M

99Physiology and CellBiology 3960 TAKEDA Shu

1. Role of skeletal system in the regulation of metabolismthrough organ network

2. Regulatory mechanism of bone metabolism by microRNA3. Studies on the role of Vitamin D in metabolic regulation

M

100Molecular andCellular Cardiology

3970FURUKAWATetsushi

1. Personalized medicine for cardiac arrhythmias and suddencardiac death

2. Basic research for gender-specic medicine in cardiovasculardiseases

3. Use of regenerated cardiomyocytes (eg. iPS cells) forcardiovascular research

4. Cardiovascular research using genetically engineered mouse5. Cardiovascular research using the state-of-art technology (eg.

3D-simulator, Motion vector analysis)

M(MR)

101Molecular Medicineand Metabolism

3980UnderSelection

M(MR)

102 Stem Cell Regulation 3990 TAGA Tetsuya

1. Molecular basis of neural stem cell self-renewal and fatedetermination

2. Origin and migration of neural cells during brain development3. Hematopoietic stem cell development and growth/

differentiation regulation during fetal stage4. Molecular characterizaion of cancer stem cells and their niche5. Signaling pathways and epigenetic mechanisms governing

stem cell regulation

M(MR)

103MolecularPharmacology

4000 NODA Masaki

1. Molecular analysis on the regulation of calcium metabolism2. Analysis of the signaling molecules operating in the control

of cell growth and differentiation3. Cell biology of extra-cellular matrix and adhesion4. Molecular biological analysis on bone and skeletal cell

differentiation5. Developmental biology of a skeletal system

M(MR)

104Molecular CellBiology

4010GOTOToshiyasu

1. Molecular mechanism in cellular signaling of growth anddifferential factors

2. Molecular mechanism in the onset and progress of diseases3. Molecular mechanism in the early deveopment

M(MR)

105IntegratedEpigenomics

4020KOHDATakashi

1. Molecular biology of mammalian development and humangenetic diseses.

2. Epigenetics in mammalian development and growth.3. Mechanism of genomic imprinting.4. Epigenetics in assisted reproductive medicine and

regenerative medicine.5. Mammalian viviparity and molecular evolution by

retrotransposons.

M(MR)

106 Chronobiology 4030HIRAYAMAJun

1. Study on molecular mechanisms regulating circadain clock 2. Study on roles of post-translational modications of clock

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Stem Cell Biology 4040 NISHIMURA Emi

1. Identication of somatic stem cells in the skin

2. Mechanisms of tissue stem cell maintenance3. Mechanisms of tissue aging4. Mechanisms of cancer development5. Device for in ivo stem cell regulation

M(MR)

108 Resipiratory Medicine 4050INASE

Naohiko

1. Pulmonary brosis in interstitial pneumonia2. Causative antigen and susceptability gene of hypersensitivity

pneumonitis3. Airway remodeling in bronchial asthma4. Cause of sarcoidosis5. Pathophysiology of sleep apnea syndrome

M

109Gastroenterology andHepatology 4060

WATANABE Mamoru

1. The clarication of pathogenesis and Immune reguration ininammatory bowel disease

2. Functional analysis of the intestine using primary cell curture3. The development of regenerative medicine in gut and liver 4. The development of novel therapy for HCV using in vitro

model of HCV infection.5. Crosstalk of the signaling pathways in intestinal epithelial

cells

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110 Surgical Oncology 4070UETAKEHiroyuki

1. Elucidaton of molecular pathways to colorectal tumorigenesis2. Dvelopment of the way to repress growth of colorectal cancer 3. Development of appropriate chemotherapy for gastrointestinal

cancer 4. Development of effective treatment strategy for the gastric

cancer 5. Development of effective treatment strategy for the breast

cancer

M

111CardiovascularMedicine

4080 Mitsuaki Isobe

1. Ischemic heart disease

2. Heart Failure/cardiomyopathy3. Arrythmias4. Atherosclerosis/Vasculitis5. Transplantation immunology

M

112 Anesthesiology 4090MAKITA Koshi

1. Discovering most effective ventilation methods for injurylungs.

2. Therapeutic mechanism of mesenchymal stem cell for lunginjury (rat and mouse model)

3. Epidemiologic studies to identify incidence of, and riskfactors for postoperative acute kidney injury in patientsundergoing liver resection.

4. Studies on the mechanisms of cerebral pain processing and pain chronication by human functional magnetic resonanceimaging and positron emission tomography.

5. Studies on the effect of anesthetics on the developing brain

M

113CardiovascularSurgery

4100ARAI Hirokuni

1. Study to improve safety and quality of coronary artery bypassgrafting

2. Development of new surgical treatment for ischemicmyocardial disease

3. Development of surgical technique of beating mitral valve plasty

4. Heart and lung transplantation5. Regenerative therapy for severely failing heart to improve

cardiac function

M

114 Nephrology 4110 UCHIDAShinichi

1. Water and solutes transport in the kidney2. Development of therapy for the kidney diseases and

channelopathies

3. Expression and functional studies of channels and transporters4. Clarication of pathogenesis of chronic kidney disease and

development of therapy5. Generation of gene-targeting mouse

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ComprehensiveReproductiveMedicine

4120KUBOTAToshiro

1. Research of physiology, endocrinology and metabolism inreproductive medicine

2. Mechanism of age-dependent female physical and mentalchanges

3. Clinical and basic research in perinatal medicine

M

116 Urology 4130KIHARA Kazunori

1. Development of novel minimally invasive surgery for kidney, bladder, and prostate cancer (RoboSurgeon Gasless Single- port Surgery)

2. Development of bladder preservative therapy for invasive bladder cancer

3. Development of clampless and sutureless partial nephrectomyfor kidney cancer

4. Development of focal therapy for prostate cancer 5. Genetic analysis and stem cell research for genitourinary

disease

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117 Esophageal andGeneral Surgery 4140 KAWANOTatsuyuki

1. Development of new technology in esophageal surgery2. Development of new technology in peripheral vascular

surgery

3. Studies on squamous eld cancerization4. Studies on non-invasive vascular tests, serious ischemic limbs

and Buerger's disease5. Studies on carcinogensis and tumor extension

M

118 Thoracic Surgery 4150OKUBO Kenichi

1. Minimally invasive surgery for lung cancer 2. Induction therapy for locally invading lung cancer 3. Surgical treatment for metastatic lung tumor 4. Adjuvant chemotherapy for lung cancer surgery5. Multimodality treatment fo malignant pleural mesothelioma

M

119

Igakuken Disease-

oriented MolecularBiology

4440 HARATakahiko

1. Blood regeneration by using ES/iPS cells and development ofCXCL14-based anti-cancer/diabetes drugs

2. Research on etiology of mental illnesses and therapeuticsusing molecular biology including studies of iPS cells

3. Molecular mechanisms of neurodegenerative diseases and thedevelopment of new therapeutic approaches

4. The molecular mechanisms for the regulation of neuraldevelopment to discover the fundamental cause of variousnervous diseases

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Clinical anatomy 4160AKITAKeiichi

1. Anatomic bases of functional preservation in surgical procedures

2. Developmental biological analyses for further understandingof anatomical issues

3. Comparative anatomic and developmental biological analysesof the spatial arrangement of the organs

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121 Systems BioMedicine 4170ASAHARAHiroshi

1. Four dimensional gene expression database construction andits application to regenerative medicine

2. The function of non-coding RNA in development andinammatory diseases

3. Systems approaches for developmental biology and medicine4. Genome dynamics during embryogenesis examined by new

technique5. In silico medical science integrating bioinformatics and

imaging technique

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122ComprehensivePathology

4180KITAGAWAMasanobu

1. Analysis of the mechanisms for retrovirus-inducedleukemogenesis and host reaction

2. Molecular pathological analysis of the pathogenesis ofmyelodysplastic syndromes

3. Correlation of retroviral infection and apoptosis-related signal pathways in mouse/human cells

4. Molecular pathological study of the mechanisms for drug

resistance of neoplastic cells5. Interactions of neoplastic cells with stromal cells in

hematopoietic neoplasms

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Molecular Oncology 4190FUKAMACHIHiroshi

1. DNA methylation, microRNA and carcinogenesis2. Mouse model of gastric cancer 3. Isolation and analysis of gastric cancer stem cells

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124 Surgical Pathology 4200 Takumi Akashi

1. Development of morphological diagnostic methods of humandiseases

2. Development of diagnostic markers discerning cancer cellinvasion

3. Diagnosis and analysis of epithelial neoplasms with ALKgene translocation

4. Carcinogenesis of prostate due to chronic inammation andits risk assessment

M(MH)

125

Department ofExperimental AnimalModel for HumanDisease

4210KANAIMasami

1. Sox17 function for the foregut endoderm development.

（Etiology – Mouse Hepatitis）2. The functional analysis of SoxF group3. Mechanisms of bile duct development4. Functional analysis of transcription factor Sox17 for

implantation5. Mechanism of primordial follicle activation in mammalian

ovary

M(EA)

126Signal GeneRegulation

4220 NAKAMURA Masataka

1. Mechanism of T cell proliferation and transformation2. Transcriptional regulation in development3. Links between prostaglandine D2 receptor functions and

diseases

M(RC)

127BiofunctionalMolecular Science

4230HIRANOTomoya

1. Construction of a facile method to develop various uorescentsensors for elucidating physiological functions

2. Development of histone methyltransferase inhibitors3. Development of uorescent sensors by modulating the

complex formation of uorophores

M(BM)

128 Medicinal Chemistry 4240TAMAMURAHirokazu

1. Development of bifunctional molecules using organicsynthesis.

2. Development of peptidomimetics and drug discoverytemplates.

3. Development of anti-HIV agents and anti-cancer agents.4. Development of bioprobes and chemical biology.5. Applications of zinc nger proteins for gene therapy and nano

technology.

M(BM)

129Biomedical Devicesand Instrumentation

4250

HIRANOTomoya(concurrentlyassigned)

1. Fundamental and application research for "Sensing Biology"2. Biosensors and wearable sensors based on Soft-MEMS

technology for ubiquitous biomedical measurements3. Highly sensitive & selective biosensor and bio-imaging

system for assessments of human odor chemicals andresidential allergen & virus.

4. Fiber-optic uoroimmunoassay system and micro totalanalysis system (μ-TAS)

5. Novel actuators, organic robotics and articial organs bychemo-mechanical energy converting device "organic engine"

M(BM)

130Advanced MedicalDevice Development

4260 NOMURAFumimasa

1. Biophysics on single-cell-based constructive understanding ofepigenetic information in cellular networks of living systems.

2. Deveopment of on-chip biotechnologies for single cell levelanalysis.

3. Construction of functional human stem cell derivedcardiomyocyte network for understanding of "communityeffect" of cellular networks, and its application of quasi-invivo model for drug discovery screening system.

4. Constructive on-chip neuronal netowork model formationand application for understanding of study and memorizationmechanisms in brain.

5. Development of liqid biopsy technologies for diagnostics

application of circulating tumor cells in blood.

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Biomechanics 4270KAWASHIMA Kenji

1. Development of surgical robot system

2. Development of forceps manipulator for minimally invasivesurgery3. Power assist device using pneumatic articial rubber muscle4. Teleoperation control using biological signals5. Development of medical devices based on mechanical control

M(BM)

132BiointerfaceEngineering

4280MATSUMOTOAkira

1. Characterization and designn of surfaces suitable for bio-sensing

2. Fundamental study on signal transduction mechanism between biology and electronics

3. Design of bio-functional polymers for biologicalcommunication and drug delivery systems

4. Development of a totally synthetic insulin-delivery system

M(BM)

133 Material Biofunctions 4290 NAGAI Akiko

1. Development of medical materials and devices on humanhealth

2. Development of evaluation methods for studying interactionof materials with biological function

3. Application of biomaterials for regeneration medeicine

M(BM)

134 Genetic Regulation 4300 KIMURA Akinori

1. Structural and functional analysis of human genome diversity2. Genome medicine for etiology and pathogenesis of intractable

cardiovascular diseases3. Development of therapeutic strategy for intractable diseases

based on genome medicine4. Structure and function of major histocompatibility complex

(MHC) locus5. Evolutional medicine to reveal genetic factors involved in

infection and immunity

M(MR)

135 Bioinformatics 4310KITAJIMAShigetaka(concurrentlyassigned)

1. Systems biology

2. Bioinformatics3. Viral evolution4. Cancer omics analysis5. Medical informatics

M(MR)

136Applied GeneMedicine

4320 MIKI Yoshio

1. Analysis of the molecule mechanism of human oncogenesis2. Development of the new strategies for diagnosis and

treatments of breast cancer by integrative cancer biology andgenomics

3. Analysis of carcinogenesis and the DNA damage and repair 4. New molecular genetics of hereditary breast and ovarian

cancer 5. Cancer genome informatics

M(MR)

137MolecularCytogenetics

4330INAZAWAJohji

1. Identication and Functional assessment of novel cancer-

related genes2. Integrative genomics and epigenetics for personalized cancer

medicine3. Cancer systems biology4. Identication and molecular characterization of genes

responsible for unknown genetic diseases5. Molecular pathogenesis of unknown multiple congenital

anomalies and intellectual disabilities (MCA/ID)

M(MR)

138 Biochemical Genetics 4340KITAJIMA Shigetaka

1. Mechanism of gene transcription2. Gene regulatory network of stress response3. Gene control of cell fate determination4. Gene transcription syndrome5. Histone methyl transferase ASH1 and human muscular

dystrophy

M(MR)

139 Structural Biology 4350IKURATeikichi

1. Structural analysis of proteins2. Protein folding3. Protein engineering

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Hematology 4360MIURAOsamu

Intracellular signaling mechanisms underlying development and

therapy resistance of leukemiaMolecular pathogenesis of lymphoid malignancies anddevelopment of their novel therapiesPathogenesis of EB virus-related diseases and development oftheir effective therapies

M

141MolecularEndocrinology andMetabolism

4370OGAWA Yoshihiro

Molecular Mechanism of Metabolic Syndrome and LifestyleDiseases and Their Therapeutic StrategiesMolecular Mechanism of Chronic Inammation in LifestyleDiseases and Its Clinical ImplicationsEpigenetic Regulation of Lifestyle Diseases and Its ClinicalImplicationsMolecular Mechanism of Hormone-producing Tumors and TheirPathophysiologiesMolecular Genetics of Congenital Endocrine and MetabolicDisorders

M

142Hepatobiliary andPancreatic Surgery

4380TANABEMinoru

Multidisciplinary treatment for HPB disease, focusing onsurgery.Comprehensive genetic analysis and development of moleculartarget therapy for HPB malignancies.Clinical and basic research for liver transplantationDevelopment of the minimum invasive HPB surgeryPathophisiology of Liver Microcirculation

M

143Orthopaedic andSpinal Surgery

4390OKAWAAtsushi

Regenerative medicine spinal cord and boneDevelopment and evaluation of biomaterilas for clinicalapplicationBone and cartilage metabolismDevelopment therapies of bone and soft tissue tumorsEvaluation of magnetic eled evoked by nerve conduction

M

144Diagnostic Radiologyand Nuclear Medicine

4400OHASHIIsamu

Development of imaging diagnosis and the clinical applicationusing diffusion weighted magnetic resonance imagingEvaluation and development of the breast diagnosis usingmultimodality imaging and image guided biopsy approach

M(MH)

145 Disease Genomics 4410ISHIKAWAShumpei

Genomic approch for cancer - stromal interactionFunctional genomic screening in cancer Fuctional analysis of cancer assoiated moleculesGenomic analysis of clinical cancer samples

MR

146Human Genetics andDisease Diversity

4420TANAKAToshihiro

Elucidation of genetic architecture of human metabolic diseasesusing genome and meta-genome infromationBiomaker identication for genome-based personalized medicinePharmacogenomics

Functional GenomicsStatistical Genetics

M

147 NCCHD Child Healthand Development

4430AKUTSUHidenori

Exploring molecular mechanism for acquisition of zygotetotipotency, epigenetic reprogramming and pluripotency instem cells. Application studies for reproductive medicine andregenerative medicine.Identication of target molecules in severe diseases andestablishment of disease model mice by studying molecularmechanisms of genomic imprinting, gametogenesis and sexualdifferentiation.Elucidation of genetic abnormality in congenital severemetabolic diseases using advanced genetic analysisStudying for cellular model in human severe disease byadvancing ow cytometry

Elucidation for neurological disease mechanism and targetmolecules using molecular biology and tissue engineeringElucidating for molecular mechanism of perinatal abnormalityusing system biology

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JFCR Cancer Biology 4440

NAKAMURATakuro

SHIBAKiyotaka

TOMITAAkihiro

HARAEiji

HIROTAToru

TAKEUCHIKengo

1. Molecular mechanisms of carcinogenesis and identication ofcell-of-origin of cancer

2. Analysis of cellular senescence and its role in carcinogenesis3. Pathological and genetic analysis of human cancer such as

malignant lymphoma and lung cancer 4. Application of nanobiotechnology in cancer diagnosis5. Utilization of bioinformatics for personalized medicine and

innovative drug therapy

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149 Applied RegenerativeMedicine

4450 SEKIYA Ichiro

1. Development of regenerative medicine with stem cells2. Realization and industrialization of cell and regenerative

therapy3. Establishment of safety test for regenerative medicine4. Translational research

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Notes:※ List of research information displays data as of May 1, 2014※ M: School of Medicine

MH: Medical Hospital D: School of Dentistry

DH: Dental HospitalBM: Institute of Biomaterials and BioengineeringMR: Medical Research Institute

RC: Research Center for Medical and Dental SciencesCE: Center for Education Research in Medicine and Dentistry

ME: Life Science and Bioethics Research Center EA: Center for Experimental Animals

LMIT: Institute for Library and Media Information Technology

※ 1 National Center of Neurology and Psychiatry※ 2 Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science※ 3 National Center for Child Health and Development※ 4 Japanese Foundation for Cancer Research



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Department of OralPathology

3010 YAMAGUCHI Akira YAMAGUCHI Akira 5803-5451 [email protected]

2 Bacterial Pathogenesis 3020 NAKAGAWA Ichiro NAKAGAWA Ichiro 5803-5457 [email protected]

3MolecularImmunology

3030 AZUMA Miyuki AZUMA Miyuki 5803-5935 [email protected]

4 Advanced Biomaterials 3040 Motohiro Uo Motohiro Uo 5803-5467 [email protected]

5Diagnostic OralPathology

3050 IZUMO Toshiyuki IZUMO Toshiyuki 5803-5714 [email protected]

6 Organic Biomaterials 3060 YUI Nobuhiko YUI Nobuhiko 5280-8020 [email protected]

7FunctionalBiomaterials

3070 KIMURA Tsuyoshi KISHIDA Akio 5280-8028 [email protected]

8 Oral RadiationOncology

3080 MIURA Masahiko MIURA Masahiko 5803-5897 [email protected]

9Oral and MaxillofacialSurgery

3090 HARADA Hiroyuki HARADA Hiroyuki 5803-5507 [email protected]

10Oral and MaxillofacialRadiology

3100KURABAYASHITohru

KURABAYASHI Tohru 5803-5544 [email protected]

11Anesthesiology andClinical Physiology

3110 FUKAYAMA Haruhisa FUKAYAMA Haruhisa 5803-5548 [email protected]

12Orofacial PainManagement

3120 SHIMADA Masahiko SHIMADA Masahiko 5803-5936 [email protected]

13 Pediatric Dentistry 3130 Under Selection ONO Yoshiaki 5803-5540 [email protected]

14 Orthodontic Science 3140 ONO Takashi MATSUMOTO Yoshiro 5803-5527 [email protected]

15Cariology andOperative Dentistry

3150 TAGAMI Junji TAGAMI Junji 5803-5480 [email protected]

16 Fixed Prosthodontics 3160 MIURA Hiroyuki OKADA Daizo 5803-5521 [email protected]

17Pulp Biology andEndodontics

3170SUNAKAWAMitsuhiro

WADACHI Reiko 5803-5494 [email protected]

18Removable PartialProsthodontics

3180WAKABAYASHI

NoriyukiWAKABAYASHI

Noriyuki5803-5512 [email protected]

19Oral Implatology andRegenerative DentalMedicine

3190 KASUGAI Shohei KASUGAI Shohei 5803-5934 [email protected]

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Plastic andReconstructive Surgery

3200 OKAZAKI Mutsumi OKAZAKI Mutsumi 5803-5923 [email protected]

21Head and NeckSurgery

3210 SUMI Takuro SUMI Takuro 5803-5913 [email protected]

22Radiation Therapeuticsand Oncology

3220 YOSHIMURA Ryoichi YOSHIMURA Ryoichi 5803-5311 [email protected]

23 Maxillofacial Anatomy 3230 SHIBATA Shunichi SHIBATA Shunichi 5803-5435 [email protected]

24Cognitive

Neurobiology 3240 TAIRA Masato TAIRA Masato 5803-5445 [email protected]

25Molecular CraniofacialEmbryology

3250 ISEKI Sachiko ISEKI Sachiko 5803-5578 [email protected]

26Cellular PhysiologicalChemistry

3260 MORITA Ikuo MORITA Ikuo 5803-5575 [email protected]

27 Metallic Biomaterials 3270 HANAWA Takao HANAWA Takao 5280-8006 [email protected]

28 Biodesign 3280 TAKAKUDA Kazuo TAKAKUDA Kazuo 5280-8040 [email protected]

29 Maxillofacial Surgery 3290 HARADA Kiyoshi OHYAMA Yoshio 5803-5500 [email protected]

30MaxillofacialOrthognathics

3300 MORIYAMA Keiji SUZUKI Shoichi 5803-5533 [email protected]

31Maxillofacial

Prosthetics3310 TANIGUCHI Hisashi SUMITA Yuka 5803-4757 [email protected]

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Cell Biology 3320 NAKATA Takao NAKAMURA Satoko 5803-5143 [email protected]

33 Medical Biochemistry 3330 HATA Yutaka HATA Yutaka 5803-5164 [email protected]

34Department of JointSurgery and SportsMedicine

3340 MUNETA Takeshi KOGA Hideyuki 5803-4775 [email protected]

35 Biostructural Science 3350 TAKANO Yoshiro TAKANO Yoshiro 5803-5439 [email protected]

36 Pharmacology 3360 AOKI Kazuhiro AOKI Kazuhiro 5803-5461 [email protected]

37 Tissue Regeneration 3370SHINOMURATamayuki

SHINOMURATamayuki

5803-5450 [email protected]

38 Biochemistry 3380 Under Selection YOKOYAMA Miki 5803-5567 [email protected]

39 Cell Signaling 3390 NAKASHIMA Tomoki NAKASHIMA Tomoki 5803-5472 [email protected]

40Bioceramic MaterialsScience

3400YAMASHITAKimihiro

YAMASHITA Kimihiro 5280-8016 [email protected]

41 Periodontology 3410 IZUMI Yuichi IZUMI Yuichi 5803-5486 [email protected]

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Health Promotion 3420 TAKANO Takehito TAKANO Takehito 5803-5190 [email protected]

43EnvironmentalParasitology

3430 OHTA Nobuo Akao Nobuaki 5803-5192 [email protected]

44 Forensic Medicine 3440 UEMURA Koichi UEMURA Koichi 5803-5197 [email protected]

45International Healthand Medicine

3450 NAKAMURA Keiko NAKAMURA Keiko 5803-4066 [email protected]

46Health CareManagement andPlanning

3460 KAWAHARA Kazuo KAWAHARA Kazuo 5803-4031 [email protected]

47MolecularEpidemiology

3470MURAMATSUMasaaki

MURAMATSU Masaaki [email protected]

48 Research Development 3480 TAKASE Kozo TAKASE Kozo 5803-4029 [email protected]

49Health Policy andInformatics

3490 FUSHIMI Kiyohide FUSHIMI Kiyohide 5803-4025 [email protected]

50Life Sciences andBioethics

3500 YOSHIDA Masayuki YOSHIDA Masayuki 5809-4724 [email protected]

51 Forensic Dentistry 3510 Under Selection

52 Health Care Economics 3520 KAWABUCHI Koichi IGARASHI Isao 5803-5931 [email protected]

53Dental EducationDevelopment

3530 MORIO Ikuko SEKI Naoko 5803-4537 [email protected]

54 Oral Health Promotion 3540 KAWAGUCHI Yoko UENO Masayuki 5803-5478 [email protected]

55Sports medicine anddentistry

3550 UENO Toshiaki TAKAHASHI Toshyuki 5803-5867 [email protected]

56Educational system inDentistry

3560 ARAKI Kouji ARAKI Kouji 5803-4577 [email protected]

57Educational MediaDevelopment

3570 KINOSHITA Atsuhiro KINOSHITA Atsuhiro 5803-4643 [email protected]

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4480 AI Masumi AI Masumi 5803-4772 [email protected]

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t ol o g y a n d

G e r o d on t ol o g y

Geriatrics and VascularMedicine

3580SHIMOKADOKentaro

SHIMOKADO Kentaro 5803-5968 [email protected]

60 RehabilitationMedicine 3590 MORITA Sadao MORITA Sadao 5803-5649 [email protected]

61Gerodontology andOral Rehabilitation

3600MINAKUCHIShunsuke

MINAKUCHI Shunsuke 5803-5582 [email protected]

62 C om pr e h e n s i v e P a t i e n t C a r e

Laboratory Medicine 3610 NARA Nobuo TOHDA Shuji 5803-5334 [email protected]

63 Critical Care Medicine 3620 Under Selection MITAKA Chieko 5803-5959 [email protected]

64Section of LiaisonPsychiatry andPalliative Medicine

3630MATSUSHIMAEisuke

MATSUSHIMA Eisuke 5803-5859 [email protected]

65Pharmacokinetics andPharmacodynamics

3640 YASUHARA Masato YASUHARA Masato 5803-5613 [email protected]

66Medical EducationResearch andDevelopment

3650 TANAKA Yujiro TAKAHASHI Makoto 5803-5948 [email protected]

67 Acute Critical Care andDisaster Medicine 3660 OTOMO Yasuhiro OTOMO Yasuhiro 5803-4766 [email protected]

68 Clinical Oncology 3670 MIYAKE Satoshi MIYAKE Satoshi 5803-4089 [email protected]



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69 C om pr e h e n

s i v e P a t i e n t C a r e

Dentistry for Personswith Disabilities

3680 SHINOZUKA Osamu SHINOZUKA Osamu 5803-5554 [email protected]

70 General Dentistry 3690 Under Selection TONAMI Ken-ichi 5803-5568 [email protected]

71PsychosomaticDentistry

3700 TOYOFUKU Akira TOYOFUKU Akira 5803-5909 [email protected]

72 Behavioral Dentistry 3710 MATAKI Shiro MATAKI Shiro 5803-5894 [email protected]

73TemporomandibularJoint and Oral Function

3720 KINO Koji KINO Koji 5803-5713 [email protected]

74ProfessionalDevelopment in HealthSciences

4490 TAKADA Kazuki TAKADA Kazuki 5803-4964 [email protected]

75

C o gni t i v

e a n d B e h a vi or a l M e d i c i n e

Neuroanatomy andCellular Neurobiology

3730 TERADA Sumio TERADA Sumio 5803-5149 [email protected]

76Systems

Neurophysiology3740 SUGIHARA Izum SUGIHARA Izum 5803-5152 [email protected]

77Pharmacology and

Neurobiology3750 TANABE Tsutomu TANABE Tsutomu 5803-5167 [email protected]

78Molecular

Neuroscience3760 TANAKA Kohichi TANAKA Kohichi 5803-5846 [email protected]

79 Neuropathology 3770 OKAZAWA Hitoshi OKAZAWA Hitoshi 5803-5847 [email protected]

80Ophthalmology andVision Science

3780 Under Selection OHNO Kyoko 5803-5302 [email protected]

81 Otorhinolaryngology 3790 TSUNODA Atsunobu TSUNODA Atsunobu 5803-5308 [email protected]

82 Neurology and Neurological Science

3800 YOKOTA Takanori OHKUBO Takuya 5803-5234 [email protected]

83Psychiatry andBehavioral Sciences

3810 NISHIKAWA Toru NISHIKAWA Toru 5803-5237 [email protected]

84 Neurosurgery 3820 MAEHARA Taketoshi NARIAI Tadashi 5803-5266 [email protected]

85 Endovascular Surgery 3830 NEMOTO Shigeru YOSHINO Yoshikazu 5803-4088 [email protected]

86 NCNP BrainPhysiology andPatholog

4430 HOSHINO Mikio HOSHINO Mikio042-346-

[email protected]

87

Bi o-E n vi r onm e n t a l R e s p on s e

Immune Regulation 3840 KARASUYAMAHajime

MIKI Michiko 5803-5162 [email protected]

88 Molecular Virology 3850 YAMAOKA Shoji YAMAOKA Shoji 5803-5181 [email protected]

89 Immunotherapeutics 3860 KANNAGI Mari KANNAGI Mari 5803-5798 [email protected]

90Cellular andEnvironmental Biology

3870 HARA Masayuki HARA Masayuki 5803-5790 [email protected]

91 Biodefense Research 3880 OHTEKI Toshiaki OHTEKI Toshiaki 5803-4746 [email protected]

92Pathological CellBiology

3890 SHIMIZU Shigeomi SHIMIZU Shigeomi 5803-4692 [email protected]

93PathologicalBiochemistry

3900 Under Selection

94 Immunology 3910 ADACHI Takahiro TSUBATA Takeshi 5803-5835 [email protected]

95Pediatrics andDevelopmental

Biology

3920 MORIO Tomohiro TAKAGI Masatoshi 5803-5249 [email protected]

96 Rheumatology 3930 KOHSAKA Hitoshi KOHSAKA Hitoshi 5803-5201 [email protected]

97 Dermatology 3940 YOKOZEKI Hiroo YOKOZEKI Hiroo 5803-5282 [email protected]

98 S y s t e mi c Or g a nR e g ul a t i on

Human Pathology 3950 EISHI Yoshinobu EISHI Yoshinobu 5803-5964 [email protected]

99Physiology and CellBiology

3960 TAKEDA Shu TAKEDA Shu 5803-5156 [email protected]

100Molecular and CellularCardiology

3970 FURUKAWA Tetsushi FURUKAWA Tetsushi [email protected]

101Molecular Medicineand Metabolism

3980 Under Selection

102 Stem Cell Regulation 3990 TAGA Tetsuya TAGA Tetsuya 5803-5814 [email protected]

103MolecularPharmacology

4000 NODA Masaki NODA Masaki 5803-4057 [email protected]



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104

S y s t e mi c Or g a nR e g ul a t i on

Molecular CellBiology

4010 GOTO Toshiyasu SHIBUYA Hiroshi 5803-4901 [email protected]

105 Integrated epigenomics 4020 KOHDA Takashi KOHDA Takashi 5803-4864 [email protected]

106 Chronobiology 4030 HIRAYAMA Jun HIRAYAMA Jun [email protected]

107 Stem Cell Biology 4040 NISHIMURA Emi NISHIMURA Emi 5803-4651 [email protected]

108 Resipiratory Medicine 4050 I NASE Naohiko I NASE Naohiko 5803-5950 [email protected]

109Gastroenterology andHepatology

4060 WATANABE Mamoru WATANABE Mamoru 5803-5973 [email protected]

110 Surgical Oncology 4070 UETAKE Hiroyuki IIDA Satoru 5803-5261 [email protected]

111CardiovascularMedicine

4080 Mitsuaki Isobe Mitsuaki Isobe 5803-5951 [email protected]

112 Anesthesiology 4090 MAKITA Koshi MAKITA Koshi 5803-5325 [email protected]

113CardiovascularSurgery

4100 ARAI Hirokuni ARAI Hirokuni 5803-5267 [email protected]

114 Nephrology 4110 UCHIDA Shinichi UCHIDA Shinichi 5803-5214 [email protected]

115ComprehensiveReproductive Medicine

4120 KUBOTA Toshiro KUBOTA Toshiro 5803-5316 [email protected]

116 Urology 4130 KIHARA Kazunori SAITO Kazutaka 5803-5295 [email protected]

117Esophageal andGeneral Surgery

4140 KAWANO Tatsuyuki NAKAJIMA Yasuaki [email protected]

118 Thoracic Surgery 4150 OKUBO Kenichi OKUBO Kenichi 5803-4071 [email protected]

119Igakuken Disease-oriented MolecularBiology

4440 HARA Takahiko HARA Takahiko 5316-3310 [email protected]

120


Clinical anatomy 4160 AKITA Keiichi AKITA Keiichi 5803-5390 [email protected]

121 Systems BioMedicine 4170 ASAHARA Hiroshi ASAHARA Hiroshi 5803-5015 [email protected]

122ComprehensivePathology

4180KITAGAWAMasanobu

KITAGAWA Masanobu 5803-5173 [email protected]

123 Molecular Oncology 4190 FUKAMACHI Hiroshi AKIYAMA Yoshimitsu 5803-5184 [email protected]

124 Surgical Pathology 4200 Takumi Akashi Takumi Akashi 5803-5660 [email protected]

125 Experimental AnimalModel for HumanDisease

4210 KANAI Masami KANAI Masami 5803-4070 [email protected]

126Signal GeneRegulation

4220 NAKAMURA Masataka

NAKAMURA Masataka 5803-5795 naka.gene@tmd. ac.jp

127BiofunctionalMolecular Science

4230 HIRANO Tomoya HIRANO Tomoya 5280-8128 [email protected]

128 Medicinal Chemistry 4240TAMAMURAHirokazu

TAMAMURA Hirokazu 5280-8036 [email protected]

129Biomedical Devicesand Instrumentation

4250HIRANO Tomoya(concurrently assigned)

MITSUBAYASHI Kohji 5280-8091 [email protected]

130Advanced MedicalDevice Development

4260 NOMURA Fumimasa NOMURA Fumimasa 5280-8173 [email protected]

131 Biomechanics 4270 KAWASHIMA Kenji KAWASHIMA Kenji 5280-8163 [email protected]

132 BiointerfaceEngineering 4280 MATSUMOTO Akira MATSUMOTO Akira 5280-8098 [email protected]

133 Material Biofunctions 4290 NAGAI Akiko NAGAI Akiko 5280-8087 [email protected]

134 Genetic Regulation 4300 KIMURA Akinori KIMURA Akinori 5803-4905 [email protected]

135 Bioinformatics 4310KITAJIMA Shigetaka(concurrently assigned)

TANAKA Hiroshi 5803-5839 [email protected]

136Applied GeneMedicine

4320 MIKI Yoshio MIKI Yoshio 5803-5825 [email protected]

137MolecularCytogenetics

4330 INAZAWA Johji INAZAWA Johji 5803-5820 [email protected]

138BiochemicalGenetics

4340 KITAJIMA Shigetaka KITAJIMA Shigetaka 5803-5822 [email protected]

139 Structural Biology 4350 IKURA Teikichi IKURA Teikichi 5803-4055 [email protected]

140 Hematology 4360 MIURA Osamu MIURA Osamu 5803-5952 [email protected]



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141


MolecularEndocrinology andMetabolism

4370 OGAWA Yoshihiro OGAWA Yoshihiro 5803-5966 [email protected]

142Hepatobiliary andPancreatic Surgery

4380 TANABE Minoru KUDO Atsushi 5803-5928 [email protected]

143 Orthopaedic and SpinalSurgery

4390 OKAWA Atsushi OKAWA Atsushi 5803-5271 [email protected]

144Diagnostic Radiologyand Nuclear Medicine

4400 OHASHI Isamu KISHINO Mitsuhiro 5803-5311 [email protected]

145 Disease Genomics 4410 ISHIKAWA Shumpei ISAGAWA Takayuki 5803-4817 [email protected]

146Human Genetics andDisease Diversity

4420 TANAKA Toshihiro TANAKA Toshihiro 5803-4660 [email protected]

147 NCCHD Child Healthand Development

4430 AKUTSU Hidenori AKUTSU Hidenori 5494-7047 [email protected]

148 JFCR Cancer Biology 4440 HARA Eiji Takuro Nakamura 3570-0462 [email protected]

149Applied RegenerativeMedicine

4450 SEKIYA Ichiro OTABE Koji 5803-4017 [email protected]



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Kanda

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TMDU(Yushima campus)

Entrance exam dayaccess gate

Successful applicantnotice location

Admission Section(Bldg. 1 West, 1F)

To Hongo Hongo StreetHongo gate North gate

Yushima(main) gate

Tokyo Garden Palace(private school mutualaid lodging facility)

To YushimaTenjin Shrine

West gate

Bldg. 3

Medical Bldg. A

Medical Bldg. B

Bldg. 5

Bldg. 6

Bldg. 1 West

Bldg. 1 East

Bldg. 2

Bldg. 8 North

Bldg. 8South

M&D Tower

Bldg. 7

Dental Building North

Yushima Seido Temple

Juntendo Hospital

Bldg. 10

Dental BuildingSouth

Hijiri gate

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Bldg. 22

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To Kanda

Chiyoda LineShin-Ochanomizu Station

To Kanda

JR Chuo Line, Ochanomizu StationMarunouchi Line, Ochanomizu StationChiyoda Line, Shin-Ochanomizu Station

Get off train here.

TMDU (Yushima campus)

College of LiberalArts and Sciences (Konodai campus)

Ikebukuro

Shinagawa

Shinjuku

Yoyogi

Ueno

Nippori

Kinshicho

Ichikawa

Konodai

Tokaido Main Line

K e i s e i M a i n L i ne

To Chiba

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2015 Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences, Doctoral Program,

Medical and Dental Science Track

Entrance Examination Schedule

Application guide distribution starts in the beginning of June 2014

Application qualications screening schedule

First round applications: June 18 to 20, 2014

Second round applications: October 22 to 24, 2014

Application qualications screening (interviews)

First round applications: June 25, 2014, from 2 p.m.

Second round applications: October 28, 2014, from 2 p.m.

Decisions regarding application qualifcations

First round applications: Notices to be mailed after July 17, 2014

Second round applications: Notices to be mailed after November 20, 2014

Application period

First round applications: August 6 to 12, 2014

Second round applications: November 25 to December 1, 2014

Not qualied to take exam

Does the applicant meet any of the application qualications 1)–5) or 1–3 of 6)?

Does the applicant meet any of application qualication 4 of 6), 7), 8), or 9)?

No

YesNo

Yes

Entrance examination date

First round applications: September 19, 2014, from 9 a.m.

Second round applications: January 30, 2015, from 9 a.m.

Announcement of successful applicants

First round applications: October 17, 2014, from 1 p.m.

Second round applications: February 20, 2015, from 1 p.m.

Enrollment procedure period

First round applications: October 20 to 24, 2014

Second round applications: February 23 to March 4, 2015

University entrance ceremony: Early April 2015

Not qualied Qualied



Graduate School Admission TeamAdmission SectionSchool Affairs DivisionTokyo Medical and Dental University1-5-45 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-8510

Phone: +81-3-5803-4924http://www.tmd.ac.jp