TMDU Research Activities 2019
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Message from the President Research at TMDU TMDU’s research vision History and Location of TMDU Standing at the sacred birthplace of scholarship in Japan TMDU Research NEWS Inauguration of the Organ and Tissue Neogenesis Consortium Features of TMDU Research ・ Vascularized organoids for diabetes therapy ・ Mechanism of hair follicle loss ・ Stem cell therapy for inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) ・ Role of ECM for cell fate transition in IBD ・ Immune checkpoints in tissue inflammation ・ Controlling stem cell differentiation with movable surfaces Budding Researchers ・ Physiological and environmental biosensing ・ Targets for nephrogenic diabetes insipidus ・ Zirconia ceramics for dental restoration ・ Targets in chronic active EBV infection Highlights of Recent Notable Publications TMDU's International Collaboration & Education |
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- Self-organization of vascularized organoids allows enhanced survival of islet transplants for use in diabetes therapy
- Studying hair follicle loss as a model of age-related organ decline
- Out with the old, in with the new: Stem cell therapy for inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
- Immune checkpoints in T cell-mediated tissue inflammation
- Controlling multipotent stem cell differentiation with molecularly-tuned movable surfaces
Since the Tokyo Medical and Dental University (TMDU) was established in 1928 as the first national dental school in Japan. TMDU has grown into a comprehensive medical university by expanding into medicine and nursing, and has become one of the most influential medical research institutions in the world.
TMDU’s research vision
