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Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 74 Issue 4
pp. 201 - 204
published_at 2025-11-28
Creators :
Yano Yuka
Suto Yutaro
Nakashima Sakuo
Iwamoto Keisuke
Sano Fumiho
Oka Kazuhito
Sudo Manabu
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 74 Issue 4
pp. 195 - 199
published_at 2025-11-28
Creators :
Shimogori Hiroaki
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 74 Issue 4
pp. 179 - 193
published_at 2025-11-28
Creators :
Nagata Chizuru
Sawasaki Mika
Ota Tomoko
Kiyonaga Asako
Tanaka Aiko
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
PNAS Nexus Volume 4 Issue 6
published_at 2025-05-20
Creators :
Kawabe Junko
Kawakami Natsumi
Hirose Michiko
Kitamura Yukari
Nagano Mamoru
Maruyama Yusuke
Matsuyama Yohei
Hamano Teruki
Koinuma Satoshi
Shiina Takahiko
Kobayashi Momoko
Matsumura Ritsuko
Hattori Atsuhiko
Shigeyoshi Yasufumi
Ogura Atsuo
Node Koichi
Akashi Makoto
Publishers : Oxford University Press | National Academy of Sciences
Journal of Biological Chemistry Volume 300 Issue 5
published_at 2024-05
Creators :
Ando Sana
Tanaka Keiko
Matsumoto Maharu
Oyama Yuki
Tomabechi Yuri
Yamagata Atsushi
Shirouzu Mikako
Nakagawa Reiko
Okimoto Noriaki
Taiji Makoto
Sato Koichi
Ohama Takashi
Publishers : Elsevier | American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
PLOS Complex Systems Volume 2 Issue 12
published_at 2025-12-05
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America Volume 119 Issue 26
published_at 2022-06-24
Creators :
Miyake Ariko
Ngo Minh Ha
SHELLY WULANDARI
Shimojima Masayuki
Nakagawa So
Kawasaki Junna
Nishigaki Kazuo
Publishers : National Academy of Sciences
Virus Evolution Volume 11 Issue 1
published_at 2025-05-07
Creators :
AbuEed Loai
Miyake Ariko
Wanjala Nashon
Pramono Didik
Abdillah Dimas
Imamura Masanori
Shimojima Masayuki
Denner Joachim
Kawasaki Junna
Nishigaki Kazuo
Publishers : Oxford University Press
Journal of Biological Chemistry Volume 300 Issue 1
pp. 1 - 11
published_at 2023-12-22
Creators :
Kohyanagi Naoki
Kitamura Nao
Ikeda Shunta
Shibutani Shusaku
Sato Koichi
Ohama Takashi
Publishers : Elsevier Inc
Applied Mathematics and Computation Volume 514
published_at 2026-04-01
IEICE technical report. WPT, Wireless power transfer Volume 125 Issue 193
pp. 25 - 30
published_at 2025-09-25
Creators :
Hotta Masashi
Adachi Takaya
Chikaraishi Kazuki
Shimazu Yuka
Publishers : The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 74 Issue 3
pp. 157 - 161
published_at 2025-08-29
Creators :
Fukuda Shiro
Miyake Nanae
Matayoshi Hiroaki
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 74 Issue 3
pp. 151 - 156
published_at 2025-08-29
Creators :
Sueta Yuka
Harada Eijiro
Kawachi Takayuki
Fujita Akihiro
Takemoto Yoshihiro
Hamano Kimikazu
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 74 Issue 3
pp. 141 - 150
published_at 2025-08-29
Creators :
Kouda Mana
Ide-Okochi Ayako
Kanamori Yumie
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 74 Issue 3
pp. 131 - 140
published_at 2025-08-29
Creators :
Yamamoto Konami
Ito Misae
Yamase Hiroaki
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information and Systems Volume E107-D Issue 9
pp. 1151 - 1160
published_at 2024-09-01
Creators :
Kawano Rinka
Kawamura Masaki
Publishers : The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers
Journal of the Physical Society of Japan Volume 93 Issue 11
published_at 2024-10-16
Journal of Imaging Volume 10 Issue 6
published_at 2024-06-06
APSIPA Transactions on Signal and Information Processing, Volume 14 Issue 1
published_at 2025-09-01
Physica A : Statistical Mechanics and its Applications Volume 670
published_at 2025-07-15
Applied Mathematics and Computation Volume 489
published_at 2025-03-15
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 74 Issue 2
pp. 103 - 110
published_at 2025-05-30
Creators :
Furutani Akira
Urata Yohei
Shiraishi Chise
Fukudome Yurika
Takeuchi Masahiro
Onoda Masahiko
Iwamura Michinori
Inokuchi Toshihiro
Kawano Kazuaki
Katoh Tomoe
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 74 Issue 2
pp. 95 - 102
published_at 2025-05-30
Creators :
Ogawa Hiroshi
Tanaka Aiko
Nagata Chizuru
Goto Miyuki
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 74 Issue 2
pp. 77 - 93
published_at 2025-05-30
Creators :
Murakami Kyoko
Kutsunugi Saeko
Ito Misae
Suehiro Yutaka
Itoh Hiroshi
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 74 Issue 2
pp. 69 - 75
published_at 2025-05-30
Creators :
Tado Asami
Murakami Chie
Sagara Akie
Yamanaka Satomi
Iwamoto Yuko
Kojima Keiko
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 74 Issue 2
pp. 61 - 68
published_at 2025-05-30
Research journal of physical education. Yamaguchi Volume 67
pp. 11 - 20
published_at 2024-08-08
Creators :
Yamamura Jo
Harada Sho
Nakayama Momona
Yamaguchi Kana
Aoki Ken
Publishers : Yamaguchi Society of Physical Education, Health and Sport Science
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 74 Issue 1
pp. 41 - 52
published_at 2025-02-28
Creators :
Harada Yuko
Tsutsumi Masae
Tanaka Aiko
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 74 Issue 1
pp. 35 - 39
published_at 2025-02-28
Creators :
Shimogori Hiroaki
Fujimura Kozue
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 74 Issue 1
pp. 23 - 33
published_at 2025-02-28
Creators :
Harada Ryuzo
Yamase Hiroaki
Tanaka Aiko
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 74 Issue 1
pp. 11 - 22
published_at 2025-02-28
Creators :
Kataoka Masami
Adachi Keiichiro
Nogaki Horoshi
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 74 Issue 1
pp. 3 - 9
published_at 2025-02-28
Creators :
Matsuno Yutaro
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 73 Issue 4
pp. 163 - 169
published_at 2024-11-25
Creators :
Kawamura Daichi
Hirata Ken
Iwamoto Keisuke
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 73 Issue 4
pp. 157 - 161
published_at 2024-11-25
Creators :
Tanaka Yuya
Nakashima Sakuo
Taura Youhei
Sano Fumiho
Oka Kazuhito
Sudoh Manabu
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 73 Issue 4
pp. 145 - 155
published_at 2024-11-25
Creators :
Ogasawara Keiko
Takeuchi Kana
Fujita Hiromi
Murata Kayoko
Kojima Maiko
Nakatomi Noriko
Saeki Tatsuya
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 73 Issue 3
pp. 123 - 128
published_at 2024-08-28
Creators :
Iwamoto Keisuke
Hirata Ken
Kawamura Daichi
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 73 Issue 3
pp. 113 - 121
published_at 2024-08-28
Creators :
Matsumoto Ryota
Tsutsumi Masae
Suenaga Hiromi
Nogaki Horoshi
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 73 Issue 3
pp. 107 - 111
published_at 2024-08-28
Creators :
Tanaka Yuya
Nakashima Sakuo
Taura Youhei
Sano Fumiho
Oka Kazuhito
Sudoh Manabu
Mori Kenji
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 73 Issue 2
pp. 85 - 89
published_at 2024-05-21
Creators :
Yamamoto Naohiro
Akiyama Norio
Yoshimine Sota
Sudoh Manabu
Fujita Yuji
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 73 Issue 2
pp. 79 - 84
published_at 2024-05-21
Creators :
Takeuchi Yuriko
Hisanaga Takuro
Katsura Shunsaku
Takemoto Yoshihiro
Shirasawa Bungo
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 73 Issue 2
pp. 69 - 78
published_at 2024-05-21
Creators :
Kawamoto Koji
Matsuda Ken
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 73 Issue 2
pp. 57 - 68
published_at 2024-05-21
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 73 Issue 2
pp. 45 - 56
published_at 2024-05-21
Creators :
Isomura Yumi
Tsutsumi Masae
Nagata Chizuru
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 73 Issue 1
pp. 33 - 38
published_at 2024-02-29
Creators :
Fujioka Yuka
Kajimura Yasuko
Sakai Kohei
Hiroshige Shunsuke
Nouno Shota
Matsumura Takuro
Tominaga Takayuki
Takahashi Toru
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 73 Issue 1
pp. 23 - 31
published_at 2024-02-29
Creators :
Asaumi Natsuki
Adachi Keiichiro
Ohgami Ayaka
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
A Study on the Effectiveness of Medical Record Peer Review Education for Clinical Clerkship Students
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 73 Issue 1
pp. 11 - 21
published_at 2024-02-29
Creators :
Hisanaga Takuro
Takeuchi Yuriko
Nishimoto Arata
Katsura Shunsaku
Shirasawa Bungo
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 73 Issue 1
pp. 5 - 10
published_at 2024-02-29
Creators :
Shiraishi Mami
Umeda Hirotsugu
Nonaka Ryo
Kawasaki Keisuke
Mishima Katsuaki
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 72 Issue 4
pp. 183 - 193
published_at 2023-11-27
Creators :
Kamada Ayane
Fukuba Yui
Murakami Kyoko
Kutsunugi Saeko
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 72 Issue 4
pp. 171 - 182
published_at 2023-11-27
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 72 Issue 4
pp. 159 - 170
published_at 2023-11-27
Creators :
Himemiya-Hakucho Ayako
Taketani Ayumi
Nakagawa Aoi
Sakai Hiroki
Ninomiya Risa
Shigemoto Azumi
Takase Izumi
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 72 Issue 4
pp. 155 - 158
published_at 2023-11-27
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 72 Issue 4
pp. 145 - 154
published_at 2023-11-27
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 72 Issue 3
pp. 123 - 126
published_at 2023-09-01
Creators :
Oishi Toshiyuki
Kitase Akira
Tanaka Hiroko
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 72 Issue 3
pp. 111 - 122
published_at 2023-09-01
Creators :
Hidaka Reina
Suehiro Yutaka
Kodama Masaki
Fukuda Masakazu
Kunimune Yuki
Okayama Naoko
Nakahara Yukiko
Nishioka Mitsuaki
Kobayashi Shigeki
Yano Masafumi
Yamasaki Takahiro
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 72 Issue 3
pp. 97 - 110
published_at 2023-09-01
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 72 Issue 3
pp. 85 - 95
published_at 2023-09-01
Creators :
Matsui Koki
Yamasaki Ayano
Suehiro Yutaka
Hoshida Tomomi
Saeki Issei
Yamauchi Yurika
Matsumoto Toshihiko
Higaki Shingo
Fujii Ikuei
Suzuki Chieko
Takami Taro
Sakaida Isao
Yamasaki Takahiro
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 72 Issue 2
pp. 69 - 78
published_at 2023-05-29
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 72 Issue 2
pp. 63 - 67
published_at 2023-05-29
Creators :
Ikeshita Takahiro
Kuga Takayuki
Shigeta Masatoshi
Yano Yuka
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 72 Issue 2
pp. 51 - 62
published_at 2023-05-29
Creators :
Hisanaga Takuro
Takeuchi Yuriko
Nishimoto Arata
Katsura Shunsaku
Shirasawa Bungo
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 72 Issue 1
pp. 39 - 43
published_at 2023-02-28
Creators :
Kaino Miyuki
Harima Yohei
Tsuyama Takanori
Nishi Maiko
Hitosugi Tomoki
Urata Yohei
Nakamura Yohei
Kaino Seiji
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 72 Issue 1
pp. 29 - 38
published_at 2023-02-28
Creators :
Miyamoto Izumi
Yamase Hiroaki
Tado Asami
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 72 Issue 1
pp. 19 - 28
published_at 2023-02-28
Creators :
Tsutsumi Masae
Suenaga Hiromi
Nagata Chizuru
Nogaki Horoshi
Kodama Etsuko
Isomura Yumi
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 72 Issue 1
pp. 5 - 18
published_at 2023-02-28
Creators :
Kataoka Masami
Nogaki Horoshi
Hase Ryosuke
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 71 Issue 4
pp. 111 - 114
published_at 2022-12-01
A 88-year-old man who underwent abdominoperineal resection for rectal cancer 40 years earlier. The patient visited our hospital because of abdominal pain and vomiting. An abdominal CT scan showed an abdominal incisional hernia with a 23×15mm orifice in the midline of lower abdomen. The patient diagnosed with severe aortic valve stenosis on echocardiography. We performed elective surgery under intravenous anesthesia using ketamine and local anesthesia. The patient was discharged on postoperative day 8, and the postoperative course was uneventful. No recurrence has occurred 16 months after the operation. In conclusion, our strategy for patient with severe aortic valve stenosis is safe and effective.
Creators :
Futatsugi Motonori
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 71 Issue 4
pp. 103 - 110
published_at 2022-12-01
Anaplastic large cell lymphoma(ALCL)is a rare peripheral T-cell lymphoma. According to anaplastic lymphoma kinase(ALK)expression, the World Health Organization classifies ALCL into two subtypes:ALK-positive or ALK-negative. Anthracycline-based combination chemotherapy is a standard frontline treatment for ALK-positive ALCL, with a long-term event- free survival rate of 60%-70%. For the salvage treatments of relapsed or refractory cases, the efficacies of brentuximab vedotin or ALK inhibitor have been established. We undertook a phase II clinical trial to investigate the efficacy and safety of alectinib, which is a second-generation ALK inhibitor, for relapsed or refractory ALK-positive ALCL. Ten patients were enrolled, and objective responses were documented in eight patients(80%),with six complete responses. Allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation(allo-HSCT)has also been reported to be one of curative treatments for relapsed or refractory ALCL. However, a high rate of treatment-related mortality was observed in allo-HSCT because of the myeloabrative conditioning regimen. We have reported the efficacy of the reduced-intensity conditioning(RIC)regimen for relapsed or refractory ALCL including the patients who did not obtain complete remission at allo-HSCT. The RIC regimen might be able to improve the outcomes of allo-HSCT by reducing treatment-related mortality.
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 71 Issue 2-3
pp. 83 - 87
published_at 2022-08-31
A 69-year-old deaf-mute man received 6 cycles of R-CHOP therapy for diffuse large B-cell lymphoma(DLBCL)of the stomach. Although he showed a complete response to this therapeutic regimen, the patient developed intractable diarrhea upon completion of chemotherapy. He was diagnosed with cytomegalovirus(CMV)enteritis and was administered ganciclovir and foscarnet;however, CMV infection persisted. We suspected immunodeficiency other than that associated with chemotherapy-induced immunosuppression. Further examinations revealed a decrease in the CD4^+ T lymphocyte count and positive results on anti-human immunodeficiency virus(HIV)antibody testing, which confirmed HIV infection, and he was diagnosed with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome(AIDS).Antiviral therapy was initiated, and the HIV-RNA viral load became undetectable;however, the CD4^+ T lymphocyte count recovery was insufficient. Despite the clinical presentation of an AIDS-indicator disease, diagnosis of HIV infection was delayed, which may be attributable to deaf-mutism and the patient’s advanced age that may have led to bias among the medical staff and prevented prompt diagnosis of HIV infection.
Creators :
Hamada Risako
Sakai Kohei
Konaka Kiminori
Nakayama Ayana
Nakano Kohei
Matsumura Takuro
Tominaga Takayuki
Fujioka Yuka
Takahashi Toru
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Practices and Future Perspectives of Death Investigation in Forensic Autopsy in Yamaguchi Prefecture
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 71 Issue 2-3
pp. 75 - 81
published_at 2022-08-31
Forensic pathologists perform autopsies and external examinations of deceased bodies to judge the cause of death. Forensic autopsies are only carried out in a small percentage of all deaths, and are performed for cases in which the cause of death is unknown and because many of these cases have background social problems. Therefore, both the cause and circumstances of death are important to those in related fields, and it is particularly significant to share information from forensic autopsies and to discuss prevention of recurrence in similar cases with persons involved in these fields. This report provides an overview of the forensic autopsies performed at our department in 2021. In the near future, we intend to share these cases through participation in workshops and conferences with related clinical departments, health and welfare workers, and medical scientists, so that this forensic autopsy information can be used effectively.
Creators :
Himemiya-Hakucho Ayako
Nakagawa Aoi
Sakai Hiroki
Shigemoto Azumi
Takase Izumi
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 71 Issue 2-3
pp. 65 - 74
published_at 2022-08-31
The number of children requiring medical care is on the rise, reducing childcare burdens and establishing support systems' urgent undertakings. Public health nurses at public health centers are in a position to shoulder these responsibilities. This study aimed to clarify the activities performed by public health nurses at public health centers for children requiring medical care based on the content of support in individual cases. Interview surveys covering a summary of support and community resources were conducted for four individual cases. Analysis was performed using the practical competencies framework required of public health nurses at public health centers.As a result, 260 activities of public health nurses were organized into 79 codes and 39 categories and categorized according to the framework of practical competencies required of public health nurses at public health centers. Public health nurses at public health centers were found to provide direct support, categorized into“interpersonal support competency,”based on the prerequisite that patients require 24-hour medical care, and characterized by connecting medicine and welfare to manage the family unit. Public health nurses also provide indirect support, categorized into“community support competency,”“policy competency,”and“management competency,”in which they were understood to be attempting to build a care system through individual support.
Yamaguchi medical journal Volume 71 Issue 2-3
pp. 51 - 63
published_at 2022-08-31
This study aimed to evaluate the effects of care incorporating passive motion exercise of the ankle plantar dorsiflexion on lower extremity hemodynamics and comfort using physical methods for deep vein thrombosis(DVT)prevention. We recruited 16 healthy women, aged 20-40 years old, using a simple random allocation crossover design. We categorized them into three groups:intermittent pneumatic compression was performed continuously(IPC group);the patients underwent passive exercise of ankle dorsiflexion and plantar flexion(ankle exercise group),and IPC was removed(IPC removal group).We evaluated lower extremity hemodynamics, coagulation and fibrinolysis, autonomic nervous functions, and subjective sensation during each intervention.The ankle exercise group showed a decrease in the maximum blood flow velocity in the femoral vein and deoxygenated hemoglobin. Three coagulation and fibrinolysis complexes, namely, fibrin monomer complex, thrombin-antithrombin complex, and plasmin-alpha2-plasmininhibitor-complex, showed no change among the three groups. One autonomic nervous function, the high-frequency component, remained lower in the IPC group than in the other two groups after 15 minutes. Subjective sensation was highest in the IPC group.The ankle exercise group did not show exacerbation of lower limb venous stasis and coagulability, suggesting that a nursing intervention reduces discomfort that occurs with continuous use of IPC.
Creators :
Shimaoka Maya
Yamase Hiroaki
Tado Asami
Mukae Gou
Publishers : Yamaguchi University medical association
Plant Production Science
published_at 2025-02-06
Creators :
Araki Hideki
Ueno Hirotaka
Mizuta Keisuke
Takahashi Tadashi
Shibata Masaru
Mano Jun'ichi
Publishers : Crop Science Society of Japan | Taylor & Francis
Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications Volume 709
published_at 2024-05-21
Creators :
Hitaka Yukihiro
Isoyama Naohito
Tsuji Shunya
Honda Takeshi
Nakayama Yuki
Yamaguchi Mitsuhiro
Nakamura Kimihiko
Hirata Hiroshi
Shiraishi Koji
Asagiri Masataka
Publishers : Elsevier
Reproduction, Fertility and Development
Creators :
Niyonzima Yvan Bienvenu
Asato Yuuki
Murakami Tomoaki
Kadokawa Hiroya
Publishers : CSIRO Publishing
Computational Economics
pp. 1 - 27
published_at 2024-06-06
Journal of Reproduction and Development
pp. 2021-126 -
published_at 2024
Understanding of central nervous system mechanisms underlying age-related infertility remains limited. Fibril α-synuclein, distinct from its monomeric form, is implicated in age-related diseases. Notably, fibril α-synuclein spreads among neurons, similar to prions, from damaged old neurons in cortex and hippocampus to healthy neurons. However, less is known whether α-synuclein propagates into oxytocin neurons, which play crucial roles in reproduction. We compared α-synuclein expression in the oxytocin neurons in suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), supraoptic nucleus (SON), paraventricular hypothalamic nucleus (PVN), and posterior pituitary (PP) gland of healthy heifers and aged cows to determine its role in age-related infertility. We analyzed mRNA and protein expression, along with Congo red histochemistry and fluorescent immunohistochemistry for oxytocin and α-synuclein, followed by confocal microscopy with Congo red staining. Both mRNA and protein expressions of α-synuclein were confirmed in the bovine cortex, hippocampus, SCN, SON, PVN, and PP tissues. Significant differences in α-synuclein mRNA expressions were observed in the cortex and hippocampus between young heifers and old cows. Western blots showed five bands of α-synuclein, probably reflecting monomers, dimers, and oligomers, in the cortex, hippocampus, SCN, SON, PVN, and PP tissues, and there were significant differences in some bands between the young heifers and old cows. Bright-field and polarized light microscopy did not detect obvious amyloid deposition in the aged hypothalami; however, higher-sensitive confocal microscopy unveiled strong positive signals for Congo red and α-synuclein in oxytocin neurons in the aged hypothalami. α-synuclein was expressed in oxytocin neurons, and some differences were observed between young and old hypothalami.
Environmental Pollution Volume 349
pp. 1 - 11
published_at 2024-05-15
Creators :
Maruyama Mizuki
Ushine Nana
Watanabe Yukiko
Ishii Chihiro
Saito Keisuke
Sakai Hidefumi
Kuritani Takeshi
Doya Rio
Ogasawara Kohei
Ikenaka Yoshinori
Yohannes Yared Beyene
Ishizuka Mayumi
Nakayama Shouta M.M.
Publishers : Elsevier
The journal of reliability engineering association of Japan Volume 45 Issue 6
pp. 304 - 311
published_at 2023-11
本稿では、まず人工知能の根幹に係る一般パターン認識の問題を明らかにするとともに、その解決に有用な統計的パターン認識とそれを発展させた離散Bayes識別則を概説する。次に離散Bayes識別則の個別化医療への応用としての診断・予測問題と創薬における治験問題に言及する。
Reproduction, Fertility and Development
published_at 2023-07-19
Context: Ethanolamine plasmalogens (EPls) and choline plasmalogens (CPls) are classes of ethanolamine ether phospholipids (ePE) or choline ether phospholipids (ePC), respectively. EPls play crucial roles in maternal and breastfed infant bodies and stimulate gonadotropin secretion by gonadotrophs.
Aims: To estimate changes in and importance of plasma concentrations of EPls and CPls, utilizing newly developed enzymatic fluorometric assays for ePE and ePC in postpartum Holstein cows.
Methods: Plasma samples were collected 3 weeks before expected parturition until approximately 8 weeks after parturition (16 primiparous and 38 multiparous cows) for analysis.
Key results: Plasma concentrations of ePE and ePC, most of which are plasmalogens, declined before and increased after parturition and stabilised near the day of the first postpartum ovulation (1stOV). From weeks 2 to 3 after parturition, third-parity cows exhibited ePE concentrations that were higher than those of other parity cows. The days from parturition to 1stOV correlated with days from parturition to conception. On the day of 1stOV, milk yield correlated with plasma concentration of both ePE and ePC, while ePC concentration correlated negatively with milk fat percentage. At the early luteal phase after 1stOV, plasma ePE concentration correlated with plasma anti-Müllerian hormone concentration (r = 0.39, P < 0.01), and plasma ePC concentration correlated with plasma follicle-stimulating hormone concentration (r = 0.43, P < 0.01).
Conclusion: The concentrations of ePE and ePC changed dramatically around parturition and 1stOV, and then the concentrations correlated with the important parameters.
Implications: The blood plasmalogen may play important roles in postpartum dairy cows.
Creators :
Saito Risa
Kubo Tomoaki
Wakatsuki Takuji
Asato Yuuki
Tanigawa Tamako
Kotaniguchi Miyako
Hashimoto Maki
Kitamura Shinichi
Kadokawa Hiroya
Publishers : CSIRO Publishing
科学哲学 Volume 55 Issue 2
pp. 19 - 34
published_at 2023-03-31
McTaggart’s paradox and his A-theory and B-theory are basic notions in the contemporary philosophy of time. It is well known that the paradox was introduced by McTaggart’s paper called “The Unreality of Time” published in 1908, so that it has a one-hundred-year history. As for A-theory and B-theory, in contrast, McTaggart himself didn’t consider both of them at all. The notions of A-theory and B-theory came much later, 60 years after the paradox. Moreover, they had not been as popularized as they are today until quite recently, at least after the 1990s. This paper aims to trace the origin of the notions of A-theory and B-theory and show how the debates behind them, especially objections to “spatialising time,” form the notions.
Asian Journal of Philosophy Volume 1 Issue 2
pp. 48 -
published_at 2022-12
Since its inception, analytic philosophy has failed to attain dominance in Japan. However, the 21st century has seen analytic philosophy gain traction among Japanese philosophers. This paper, which examines the status quo of analytic philosophy in Japan since 2000, consists of two parts. The first part deals primarily with organizations—specifically, relevant associations, journals, conferences, universities, and publishers are illustrated. The second part explores key works in each area—namely, philosophy of science, philosophy of language, philosophy of logic and mathematics, philosophy of mind, and metaphysics. Key works in other areas are also briefly addressed.
Yamaguchi journal of economics, business administrations & laws Volume 71 Issue 3-4
pp. 163 - 178
published_at 2022-11-30
China has been struggling with waste classification for decades, even after the mandatory implementation of relevant policy in 2017. However, the causes of the failing performance of waste classification in developing countries attract little scholarly attention. A recent literature review also identified a failure to classify waste in developing countries, noting that its causes have attracted little scholarly interest. In this paper, we would like to examine the current situation and issues of policies for classifying household waste in China's urban sector. In this paper, we conducted a questionnaire survey of residents in Changsha City, Hunan Province, examined their awareness of waste classification, classifying behavior, and their awareness of paying for waste reduction, elucidated the factors that affect them, and estimated the amount of willing to pay (WTP) for waste reduction. In this paper, endogenous factors are more significant influencing behaviors than exogenous factors.
IEEE Access Volume 11
pp. 5062 - 5068
published_at 2023-01-10
Imitation is simple behavior which uses successful actions of others in order to deal with one’s own problems. Because success of imitation generally depends on whether profit of an imitating agent coincides with those of other agents or not, game theory is suitable for specifying situations where imitation can be successful. One of the concepts describing successfulness of imitation in repeated two-player symmetric games is unbeatability. For infinitely repeated two-player symmetric games, a necessary and sufficient condition for some imitation strategy to be unbeatable was specified. However, situations where imitation can be unbeatable in multi-player games are still not clear. In order to analyze successfulness of imitation in multi-player situations, here we introduce a class of totally symmetric games called unexploitable games, which is a natural extension of two-player symmetric games without exploitation cycles. We then prove that, for infinitely repeated unexploitable games, there exist unbeatable imitation strategies. Furthermore, we also prove that, for infinitely repeated non-trivial unexploitable games, there exist unbeatable zero-determinant strategies, which unilaterally enforce some relationships on payoffs of players. These claims are demonstrated in the public goods game, which is the simplest unexploitable game. These results show that there are situations where imitation is unbeatable even in multi-player games.
村上春樹とアダプテーション研究 Volume 1
pp. 88 - 88
published_at 2023-01-31
村上春樹とアダプテーション研究 Volume 1
pp. 84 - 87
published_at 2023-01-31
Creators :
阿部 翔太
Publishers : 村上春樹とアダプテーション研究会
村上春樹とアダプテーション研究 Volume 1
pp. 80 - 83
published_at 2023-01-31
Creators :
ダルミ カタリン
Publishers : 村上春樹とアダプテーション研究会
村上春樹とアダプテーション研究 Volume 1
pp. 77 - 79
published_at 2023-01-31
Creators :
内田 康
Publishers : 村上春樹とアダプテーション研究会
村上春樹とアダプテーション研究 Volume 1
pp. 67 - 76
published_at 2023-01-31
Creators :
跡上 史郎
Publishers : 村上春樹とアダプテーション研究会
村上春樹とアダプテーション研究 Volume 1
pp. 63 - 66
published_at 2023-01-31
Creators :
藤城 孝輔
Publishers : 村上春樹とアダプテーション研究会
村上春樹とアダプテーション研究 Volume 1
pp. 52 - 62
published_at 2023-01-31
村上春樹とアダプテーション研究 Volume 1
pp. 38 - 51
published_at 2023-01-31
Creators :
伊藤 弘了
Publishers : 村上春樹とアダプテーション研究会
村上春樹とアダプテーション研究 Volume 1
pp. 22 - 37
published_at 2023-01-31
Creators :
内田 康
Publishers : 村上春樹とアダプテーション研究会
村上春樹とアダプテーション研究 Volume 1
pp. 4 - 21
published_at 2023-01-31
村上春樹とアダプテーション研究 Volume 1
pp. 3 - 3
published_at 2023-01-31
Applied Mathematics and Computation Volume 444
pp. 127819 -
published_at 2023-03-01
We investigate symmetric equilibria of mutual reinforcement learning when both players alternately learn the optimal memory-two strategies against the oppo-nent in the repeated prisoners' dilemma game. We provide a necessary condi-tion for memory-two deterministic strategies to form symmetric equilibria. We then provide three examples of memory-two deterministic strategies which form symmetric mutual reinforcement learning equilibria. We also prove that mu-tual reinforcement learning equilibria formed by memory-two strategies are also mutual reinforcement learning equilibria when both players use reinforcement learning of memory-n strategies with n > 2.
Cross-cultural interchange & research institute newsletter Volume 22
pp. 4 - 4
published_at 2022-08-01
Creators :
Hintereder-Emde Franz
Publishers : Yamaguchi University Faculty of Humanities Cross-cultural interchange & research institute
Operations Research Forum Volume 3
pp. 48 -
published_at 2022-09-05
Zero-determinant strategies are memory-one strategies in repeated games which unilaterally enforce linear relations between expected payoffs of players. Recently, the concept of zero-determinant strategies was extended to the class of memory-n strategies with n _ 1, which enables more compli-cated control of payoffs by one player. However, what we can do by memory-n zero-determinant strategies is still not clear. Here, we show that memory-n zero-determinant strategies in repeated games can be used to control condi-tional expectations of payoffs. Equivalently, they can be used to control ex-pected payoffs in biased ensembles, where a history of action pro_les with large value of bias function is more weighted. Controlling conditional expectations of payoffs is useful for strengthening zero-determinant strategies, because play-ers can choose conditions in such a way that only unfavorable action pro_les to one player are contained in the conditions. We provide several examples of memory-n zero-determinant strategies in the repeated prisoner's dilemma game. We also explain that a deformed version of zero-determinant strategies is easily extended to the memory-n case.
Journal of the Physical Society of Japan Volume 91 Issue 8
pp. 084801 -
published_at 2022-07-11
Zero-determinant strategies are a class of memory-one strategies in repeated games which unilaterally enforce linear relationships between payoffs. It has long been unclear for what stage games zero-determinant strategies exist. We provide a necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of zero-determinant strategies. This condition can be interpreted as the existence of two different actions which unilaterally adjust the total value of a linear combination of payoffs. A relation between the class of stage games where zero-determinant strategies exist and other class of stage games is also provided.
Algorithms Volume 15 Issue 6
pp. 192 -
published_at 2022-06-02
The quadratic unconstrained binary optimization (QUBO) problem is categorized as an NP-hard combinatorial optimization problem. The variable neighborhood search (VNS) algorithm is one of the leading algorithms used to solve QUBO problems. As neighborhood structure change is the central concept in the VNS algorithm, the design of the neighborhood structure is crucial. This paper presents a modified VNS algorithm called "B-VNS", which can be used to solve QUBO problems. A binomial trial was used to construct the neighborhood structure, and this was used with the aim of reducing computation time. The B-VNS and VNS algorithms were tested on standard QUBO problems from Glover and Beasley, on standard max-cut problems from Helmberg-Rendl, and on those proposed by Burer, Monteiro, and Zhang. Finally, Mann-Whitney tests were conducted using α = 0.05, to statistically compare the performance of the two algorithms. It was shown that the B-VNS and VNS algorithms are able to provide good solutions, but the B-VNS algorithm runs substantially faster. Furthermore, the B-VNS algorithm performed the best in all of the max-cut problems, regardless of problem size, and it performed the best in QUBO problems, with sizes less than 500. The results suggest that the use of binomial distribution, to construct the neighborhood structure, has the potential for further development.
Creators :
Pambudi Dhidhi
Kawamura Masaki
Publishers : Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
Energies Volume 14 Issue 7253
published_at 2021-11-03
Wireless power transfer (WPT) systems have attracted considerable attention in relation to providing a reliable and convenient power supply. Among the challenges in this area are maintaining the performance of the WPT system with the presence of a human body and minimizing the induced physical quantities in the human body. This study proposes a magnetic resonant coupling WPT (MRC-WPT) system that utilizes a resonator with a grounded loop to mitigate its interaction with a human body and achieve a high-efficiency power transfer at a short range. Our proposed system is based on a grounded loop to reduce the leakage of the electric field, resulting in less interaction with the human body. As a result, a transmission efficiency higher than 70% is achieved at a transmission distance of approximately 25 cm. Under the maximum-efficiency conditions of the WPT system, the use of a resonator with a grounded loop reduces the induced electric field, the peak spatial-average specific absorption rate (psSAR), and the whole-body averaged SAR by 43.6%, 69.7%, and 65.6%, respectively. The maximum permissible input power values for the proposed WPT systems are 40 and 33.5 kW, as prescribed in the International Commission of Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) guidelines to comply with the limits for local and whole-body average SAR.
Creators :
Duan Xianyi
Lan Junqing
Diao Yinliang
Gomez-Tames Jose
Hirayama Hiroshi
Hotta Masashi
Fischer George
Hirata Akimasa
Publishers : MDPI AG
URSI Radio Science Bulletin Volume 2020 Issue 372
pp. 22 - 28
published_at 2020-10-26
The power transmission effi ciency of a resonatorcoupled wireless power transfer (RC-WPT) system with some angular misalignments is examined in this paper. In addition to conventional single-spiral resonators, the dual-spiral resonators which we have proposed are used in the RC-WPT system. It was confi rmed that the power transmission effi ciency of the RC-WPT system decreased with the increment of angular misalignments. However, it was shown that the decayed power transmission efficiency due to the angular misalignments could be recovered by adding the appropriate axial displac ements between transmitting (Tx) and receiving (Rx) units.
Creators :
Nur Syafiera Azreen Norodin
Hotta Masashi
Publishers : Union Radio-Scientifique Internationale

