Azabu University article list
Dogs help spread family ties to the community and enhance well-being: Azabu University and Gunma University conducted a follow-up study on 184 individuals.
A research group from Azabu University and Gunma University has found that dog ownership enhances well-being by expanding interactions from family relationships to community and friendships.
Azabu University and Hamura City have signed a cooperation agreement to hold a traveling exhibition of skeletal specimens owned by Azabu University at Hamura City Zoo from September 19th (Sat) to 27th (Sun).
Azabu University has signed a cooperation agreement with Hamura City, Tokyo, centered around Hamura City Zoo, and held a signing ceremony on September 4, 2026. Azabu University […]
Genome analysis of the Tsushima leopard cat, which has a short tail, found no evidence of recent hybridization with domestic cats.
Azabu University is affiliated with Anicom Advanced Medical Research Institute Co., Ltd., the Tsushima Wildlife Conservation Center of the Ministry of the Environment, the Wildlife Research Center of Kyoto University, and Kyoto City Zoo […]
Azabu University and Curvegen begin joint development of AI system to support identification of causative bacteria of bovine mastitis.
Azabu University and CurveGen Co., Ltd. (hereinafter "CurveGen") have developed a system that uses AI to identify the causative agents of mastitis in cattle from colony images of culture media. […]
Dogs may be able to read their owners' "subtle emotions and physiological changes": Azabu University and others measure dogs' reactions and heart rate.
A research group centered around the Department of Veterinary Medicine, Azabu University* has found that dogs respond not only to clear emotional expressions from their owners but also to stress states. […]
Genetic mutations associated with polycystic kidney disease in cats are showing a decreasing trend, according to Azabu University and other institutions.
Azabu University, through joint research with Anicom Parfait Co., Ltd., Anicom Advanced Medical Research Institute Co., Ltd., and Anicom Insurance Co., Ltd., is conducting research on pets […]
Azabu University's large-scale analysis shows a decrease in the proportion of cats in Japan with genotypes that carry a high risk of severe illness.
Azabu University, in collaboration with Anicom Parfait Co., Ltd. and Anicom Advanced Medical Research Institute Co., Ltd., is conducting research on Scottish Fold and other cat breeds in Japan. […]
Azabu University has confirmed the existence of "hidden folded-ear" cats; these cats have a folded-ear related mutation but grow up to have upright ears.
Azabu University, in collaboration with Anicom Advanced Medical Research Institute Co., Ltd. and Anicom Parfait Co., Ltd., has been working on the folded-ear trait of Scottish Fold cats. […]
Microtubules are widely present in the protruding structures that connect the egg cell to the surrounding cells.
A joint research team from Waseda University and its graduate school, Azabu University, and Kyoto University's graduate school has discovered that microtubules are located inside the protruding structures that connect the egg cell to the surrounding cells.
Microexons, tiny genomic elements, regulate behavior: Azabu University and Toyama University have discovered this.
A research group from Azabu University and Toyama University has discovered that the use of "microexons," which are genes responsible for synapse formation and reorganization, is related to sensory and motor functions, […]