At Azabu University, which was adopted by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology for the 2016 private university research branding project and is researching the symbiotic system of humans and animals, an open lab and lectures were held at the university festival, and many students studied. I listened to the results.
According to Azabu University, the open lab will be held in the lecture room of the Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences, and the activity status of four laboratories participating in private university research branding projects such as the Molecular Biology Laboratory led by Professor Ken Murakami of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine will be paneled. Exhibitions and activities were reported.
The Molecular Biology Laboratory introduced a simple DNA extraction operation, and the Biochemistry Laboratory, including Associate Professor Hiroshi Murayama of the Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences, considered dementia, and Associate Professor Takehiro Okura of the Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences. The community sociology laboratory explained how the community should live with pets, and the wild zoology laboratory, including Associate Professor Masato Minami of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, explained the recycling of deer.
In addition, Shinji Kagami, a lecturer of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, and other basic education laboratories identify pathogenic genes for viral infections by chemical genetics, and Professor Masahiro Sakaguchi of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and others, etc. In addition to holding a laboratory tour entitled Search for Suppressive Bacteria, the Environmental Health Laboratory, including Associate Professor Masafumi Sekimoto of the Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences, will analyze changes in carcinogenic susceptibility due to coexistence of humans and animals at another venue. I explained about.
At the lecture, Professor Takefumi Kikusui of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine gave a lecture entitled "Human and Dog / Symbiosis and Reciprocal Relationships".
