Tetsuya Ishimoto

Assistant Professor, 博士(理学) 大阪大学 2000年3月

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19982022

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Research interests

We study the function of the central nervous system from the molecular level, such as DNA and RNA proteins. Currently, we are trying to elucidate how myelin, an insulator of neurons, is formed and lost, and how these processes are related to brain functions such as memory and learning.

We are also studying luminescent molecules (luciferin and luciferase) in glowing organisms such as fireflies and firefly squid. Using these molecules, we are developing new techniques to detect protein binding and to measure albumin concentration in urine.

Campus career

医学科 助教 2005/10/01-2019/09/30
認知・情動脳科学系 助教 2006/04/01-2019/09/30
医学系 助教 2019/10/01-
医学科 助教 2019/10/01-
医学部医学科 基幹教員
学部運営への参画状況・・・有-医学科医学教育推進専門委員会
担当授業科目に係る状況・・・主要授業科目担当

Research Fields, Keywords

  • Neuroscience
  • Molecular biology

Field of expertise (Grants-in-aid for Scientific Research classification)

  • Molecular biology
  • Molecular Neuroscience

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