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This program is intended
to educate able researchers in medical science, with a sophisticated ability
to work creatively and independently, who have a breadth of knowledge and humanity,
and who can contribute to the development of medical science and the improvement
of social welfare.
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Features of the curriculum |
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We have organized our
advanced research course into 5 course, subdivided into 22 subdivisions. Fields
of research include the molecular level of genes and proteins, regeneration medicine,
organ control, and environmental medicine.
Free from conventional departmental
limitations on research guidance, the academic staffs involved in the courses
and related fields support the education and research work of graduate students,
while maintaining close liaison with one another beyond the normal scope of basic
medical and clinical departments.
During the first and second years of the program,
through the core curriculum common to all courses, students acquire extensive
knowledge, learning statistics, analysis, and other skills fundamental to research.
Each course has its obligatory subjects which may be needed in specialized work
later. The curriculum is thus designed to give great emphasis to the success
and creativity of graduate students’ research. |
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Outline of Doctoral Program of Medicine |
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Doctoral Program consists
of five courses and twenty-two divisions and Four courses.
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Biological
Information Science |
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aim of this course is to elucidate the mechanisms of transmission of biological
function-information in from the molecular levels such as intracellular gene
and protein to the macro levels such as tissue, organ and individual under this
research system that has incorporated the various research fields. The goal of
this course is to promote the medical research that will develop new diagnostic
and therapeutic methods. |
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Integrated
Medical Science |
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This
course contains neuroscience, endocrinology, immunology, infection control, psychology
and clinical medicine. From the integrated viewpoints, the aim of this course
is to analyze the mutual interaction between body and mind of the patients with
Alzheimer's disease, Meniere's disease, inflammatory bowel disease, arteriosclerosis
and psychosomatic disorder, and to contribute the solution of the modern social
problems caused by stresses from the medical approach. |
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Regeneration
and Tumor Science |
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The
aim of this course is to newly develop embryology, regeneration and tumor science,
analyzing embryo, regeneration and tumor by means of the recent advanced biomolecular
techniques, and integrating with the conventional morphological information.
And furthermore it aims to prevent the occurrence of disease by the molecular
analysis of the various diseases with genetic factors. The goal of this course
is to apply the regenerative medicine to human, through the study on the establishment
of ES cell of monkey and mouse. |
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Translational
Research Science |
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This
course aims to establish the progressive therapeutic system by incorporating
the advanced projects and themes in various fields into the study of organ regulation.
For example, it aims to elucidate the mechanism of organ regulation by investigation
of organ reaction to extracorporeal environment, or to promote QOL by the advanced
researches such as genetic therapy and transplantation. |
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Science
of Lifestyle-Related Diseases |
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This
course aims to elucidate the molecular mechanism of pathophysiology of lifestyle-related
diseases, especially vascular function, and to apply the basic science for the
identification of the patients with lifestyle-related diseases and the prevention,
by analyzing the relation of the involved factors with disease related specific
genes to the occurrence of the disease.
Furthermore, the goal of this course is to establish health education system and guidelines of therapeutics, and to
clarify idiosyncrasies of our nation by the comparison of multinational studies,
and relations of labor and health. |
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| ZIP : 520-2192 /
Seta Tsukinowa-cho, Otsu City, Shiga, JAPAN / Shiga University of Medical Science
/ TEL:(+81)77-548-2111 |
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