List of articles of Nagoya University
Analysis of fecal vitamins, separated into intracellular and extracellular components rather than total amount, to elucidate the division of labor among gut bacteria.
A research group from Chubu University, Nagoya University, and Iwate Medical University has identified vitamins in feces as either "intracellularly retained (Type 1)" or "extracellularly available […]
People perceive mental development as a two-dimensional structure of "perception" and "introspection," according to a survey of adults in six countries.
A joint research group from Nagoya University, Shujitsu University, Showa Women's University, Tokoha University, and Rutgers University in the United States has found that people from these six countries share a common characteristic in their mental development. […]
Nagoya University implements a parking situation detection system using LiDAR to "visualize" parking lot occupancy in real time.
Nagoya University Graduate School has been working on a project at the "Gruppo Fujito" public facility in Kasugai City, where a fixed-point sensor called "LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging)" is installed in the parking lot.
Towards cancer diagnosis using urine: Mechanism of excretion of cancer-derived extracellular vesicles in urine elucidated.
A research group comprising researchers from Tokyo University of Science, the University of Tokyo, Nagoya University, Tohoku University, Gunma University, Hokkaido University, and the National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology has studied cancer cells […]
Nagoya University and others have discovered "bacterial constipation," a condition caused by specific combinations of gut bacteria.
A research group at Nagoya University has discovered that certain combinations of gut bacteria excessively reduce intestinal mucus (mucin), leading to "bacterial constipation" […].
Nagoya University has elucidated the neural mechanisms that maintain wakefulness as a survival strategy, making it difficult to fall asleep in new environments.
A research group led by Lecturer Daisuke Ono, Professor Sayaka Takemoto, and Assistant Professor Shuhei Ueda of the Institute of Environmental Medicine, Nagoya University, has discovered that new environments can make it difficult to fall asleep. […]
Hyperactivity in autism spectrum disorder is characterized by "irregular and unpredictable movements."
A research group from the National Center of Neurology and Psychiatry, Nagoya University, and Osaka University has developed a common marmoset model of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) […]
Traditional Chinese medicine "Toki-shakuyaku-san" improves polycystic ovary syndrome: confirmed in model rats by Aichi Medical University and others.
A joint research team from the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Aichi Medical University School of Medicine, Nagoya University Hospital, and Tsumura Kampo Research Institute, Research & Development Headquarters, Tsumura Co., Ltd. […]
Both negative and positive perceptions of family caregiving affect quality of life (Nagoya University)
A research group led by Associate Professor Junko Hoshino and doctoral student Mika Sakurai of the Graduate School of Medicine, Nagoya University, has identified people who are caring for family members (family caregivers)...
A study by Chubu University and others suggests that the Japanese diet may "suppress" the progression of motor symptoms in Parkinson's disease.
Professor Masaaki Hirayama of Chubu University and his colleagues, in collaboration with Iwate Medical University, Okayama Neurology Clinic, Fukuoka University, Nagoya University, and others, have conducted a study involving Japanese and Taiwanese individuals. […]