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YAMAGATA Lab.
Department of Medical Biochemistry
Faculty of Life Sciences, Kumamoto University
Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED)
“Project for Elucidation and Control of Aging Mechanisms”
Center for Solid and Organ Aging Research (2017-2022)
Attached to the Graduate School of Life Sciences, Kumamoto University
Collaborate with Research Center for Metabolic Regulation for Healthy Longevity (2018-)
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Lab members
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Professor Kazuya Yamagata
Kazuya Yamagata
Biography
April 1981 Entered Osaka University School of Medicine
Graduated March 1987
Apr. 1987 Ph.D., Graduate School of Medicine, Osaka University
March 1991 Completed (Doctor of Medicine)
April 1991, Department of Internal Medicine, Suita Municipal Hospital
August 1993 Department of Chemistry and Molecular Biology, University of Chicago, USA
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August 1996 Instructor, Department of Chemistry and Molecular Biology, University of Chicago, USA
February 1997 Osaka University School of Medicine Research Student (Second Department of Internal Medicine)
April 1998 JSPS Research Fellow (PD)
June 2000 Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Medicine, Osaka University
September 2007 Graduate School of Medicine and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Kumamoto University (currently Life Science Research Department)
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April 2013 Deputy Director, Graduate School of Life Sciences, Kumamoto University
May 2018 Department of Health, Longevity and Metabolic Regulation, Graduate School of Life Sciences, Kumamoto University
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Degree/Qualification
Medical license issued (June 1987)
Doctor of Medicine (Osaka University, March 1991)
Japanese Society of Internal Medicine Certified Physician (September 2003)
Japan Diabetes Society Specialist (November 2004)
Award
March 1999 12th Japanese Society of Internal Medicine Research Encouragement Award
Dec. 2000 2nd Molecular Diabetes Research Encouragement Award
March 2002 5th Japanese Society of Clinical Molecular Medicine Academic Encouragement Award
June 2002 22nd Japan Endocrine Society Research Encouragement Award
May 2007 2007 Japan Diabetes Society Award (Lilly Award)
Affiliated academic society
Japan Diabetes Society (Academic Councilor)
Japan Endocrine Society (representative)
Molecular Biology Society of Japan
Japanese Biochemical Society
Japanese Society of Pathophysiology and Nutrition (Councilor)
Obesity Society of Japan
Japan Society of Diabetes Complications
American Diabetes Association
Assistant Professor Unshi Sato
Yoshifumi SATO
Researcher information is below
Biography
April 2001 Entered Himeji Institute of Technology, Department of Life Science
Graduated March 2005
Apr. 2005 Entered Master's Program in Medical Science, Graduate School of Medicine, Osaka University
Completed in March 2007
April 2007 Entered the doctoral program at the Department of Clinical Medicine, Graduate School of Medicine, Osaka University
Completed in April 2011
_cc781905-5cde-3194 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Obtained doctorate (medicine)
June 2011 Department of Biofunction, Graduate School of Life Sciences, Kumamoto University
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Degree/Qualification
Doctor of Medicine 2011 Osaka University
Award
2021 Japan Diabetes Society Kyushu Branch Award (basic category)
Affiliated academic society
Japanese Biochemical Society
Molecular Biology Society of Japan
Japan Diabetes Society
hobby
fishing, cooking, photography, music
comment
Insulin is the only hormone that lowers blood sugar. I am interested in the biology of these insulin-secreting pancreatic islets (islets of Langerhans). I recently discovered that pancreatic islets are under oxygen deficiency (hypoxia) during the onset of diabetes, and I am currently working on research on the effects of hypoxia on pancreatic islet function.
Assistant Professor (Research Center for Metabolic Regulation of Healthy Longevity)
Tomonori TSUYAMA
hobby
Casual trip
comment
Please see the website of the Research Center for Healthy Longevity and Metabolic Regulationhttp://22/www.medphas.kumamoto-u.ac.jp/cmha/labo/
Academic researcher
Tomoya MIZUMOTO
hobby
Watching (and playing) soccer games, listening to music, going to live performances, playing games (TV/mobile)
comment
I want to grow day by day with successes and failures as my experience. I enjoy acquiring knowledge and skills, and I want to use what I have acquired to further enjoy my research..
4th year doctoral student
Nur syahadati retno Panenggak
Hobbies
Comments
I'm honored to be doing my study here since the researchers are not only world-renowned specialists in their disciplines, but they're also some of the kindest and most supportive people I've ever met or worked with.
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4th year doctoral student
M ohammad Golam Kibria
Hobbies
Watching movies, Traveling, Playing Badminton
Comments
I have joined this lab as a PhD student since April 2022 and I am really honored to be a member of this lab. The main focus of my research activity is on aging disorders and I enjoy my daily research work.
3rd year doctoral student
SARANARUK PAKSIREE
Hobbies
Listening to music, Reading, Watching movies
Comments
It has been a great pleasure being a PhD student in this lab.
As an international student, I am always thankful for their kindness and support. In this opportunity, I hope I can learn a lot from their professional expertise to broaden my horizon.
3rd year doctoral student
DAS AVIZIT
Hobbies
Watching movies, traveling, playing games, reading etc.
Comments
It's a great pleasure for m e to be a member of this laboratory. I enrolled this laboratory from the October 2022. Hopefully I can learn a lot of new things from here for the improvement of human being.
2nd year doctoral student
Dong Hanchen
Hobbies
Modern history, game appreciation, game console collection
Comments
I am very grateful to the professor for giving me the opportunity to study in this laboratory. I hope to learn more research skills here and contribute to clinical and basic research during the PhD student phase.
1st year doctoral student
Zhao Jiangfeng
hobby
Basketball, singing
comment
What a wonderful laboratory! The grass in my garden is blooming, and the infinite heavens and earth are blooming green!
Master's Year 1
Takenari SATO
hobby
Exercise (especially volleyball), watching sports (all ball games), watching movies, reading
comment
Although I am still inexperienced, I will continue to work hard at research and aim to acquire further knowledge and skills.
thank you.
5th year medical student
Natsu Kajihara
hobby
reading
comment
Thank you for your continued support with the basic training .
I will do my best to help out the lab as much as I can. Thank you in advance.
5th year medical student
Yukiha NISHIKAWA
hobby
Physical activity Listening to music
comment
I will do my best to be of service to the lab. Thank you very much.
5th year medical student
Akito Yatomaru
hobby
Watching movies and sports
comment
After being assigned to the Pathological Biochemistry Course for basic seminars, I am working as a part-timer.
thank you.
2nd year medical student
Kosei Koyama
hobby
Stir-frying vegetables
comment
I am a first year student, but I have been given the opportunity to participate in this research project. Although I am still exploring my options, I hope to learn as much as I can.
thank you.
administrative assistant
Yumi SUGA
hobby
reading, watching movies
comment
Everyone in the lab is kind and fun, so I enjoy working every day.Thank you very much.
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