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Koyanagi Satoru
Professor
Medico-Pharmaceutical Sciences
Department of Pharmaceutical Health Care and Sciences
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Last modified date:2024.04.29
Professor
Medico-Pharmaceutical Sciences
Department of Pharmaceutical Health Care and Sciences
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Last modified date:2024.04.29
Undergraduate School
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Administration Post
Dean of the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences
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092-642-6611
Fax |
092-642-6614
Academic Degree |
Ph.D
Field of Specialization |
Pharmaceutics, Chronopharmacotherapy
ORCID(Open Researcher and Contributor ID) |
0000-0003-4849-2377
Total Priod of education and research career in the foreign country |
04years00months
Outline Activities |
Recent developments in our understanding of circadian biology and the availability of tools to characterize this oscillation system indicate that the choosing appropriate dosing time have consequences for the ef cacy and safety of new and existing therapeutic drugs (Chronopharmacotherapy). Progression of this research eld also suggests that many pathological conditions are under the control of the circadian clock. These notions reveal opportunities for new therapeutic strategies. Now novel therapeutic approaches are facilitated by development of chemical probes and synthetic ligands targeted to an increasing number of the key proteins that causing circadian exacerbation of pathological events.
The major objective of our research is to understand the molecular mechanisms for day-night changes in the pathological events and the impact of circadian rhythms on the onset of diseases. Based on these mechanism, we attempt to identify new therapeutic target and to develop novel strategy for treatment of diseases.
The major objective of our research is to understand the molecular mechanisms for day-night changes in the pathological events and the impact of circadian rhythms on the onset of diseases. Based on these mechanism, we attempt to identify new therapeutic target and to develop novel strategy for treatment of diseases.
Research |
Research Interests
Membership in Academic Society
- Investigation of underlying mechanism of circadian variations in the function of pharmacokinetic regulatory factor by RNA editting
keyword : RNA editting, pharmacokinetic regulatory factor, circadian rhythm
2018.04~2024.03. - Study on the role of circadian clock gene in the oncogenic transformation
keyword : Clock genes, Cellular oncogenic transformation
2011.04. - Study on the mechanism for circadian regulation of intractable pain
keyword : Neuropathic pain , Cancer, Circadian rhythm
2010.04. - Development of chronopharmacotherapy of anti-cancer drug based on molecular circadian clock
keyword : Biological rhythm, clock gene, cell cycle
2005.12~2011.03. - Evaluation of the mechanism of circadian time-dependent change of drug efficacy and development of chronodrug delivery system
keyword : target molecule, drug metabolism, transporter
2005.12.
Books
Reports
Papers
Presentations
- The Japanese Pharmacological Society
- The Japanese Society for Alternatives to Animal Experiments
- Chrono-pharmaceutical study based on the molecular mechanism of circadian rhythms in
pathological condition and drug efficacy - Chronopharmacokinetic study based on molecular circadian clock
Educational |
Other Educational Activities
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