Researchers
Phase 1 (fiscal 2012)
- Akiko Kuma
- The physiological significance of autophagy, the intracellular degradation system underlying the maintenance and change of homeostasis.
- Kumiko Saeki
- Identification of novel physiologically active substances involved in enhancement or disturbance of human homeostasis
- Ki-Hyeon Seong
- Elucidation of molecular mechanism of the developmental origins of health and disease (DOHaD) theory and its application to medicine
- Ryusuke Niwa
- Towards an understanding of the inter-organ humoral factor network that controls developmental homeostasis
- Kyoko Miura
- Identification of the biological mechanisms underlying extraordinary longevity in naked mole rat
Phase 2 (fiscal 2013)
- Tetsuya Shiuchi
- Elucidation of metabo-physiological network function integrated among brain, peripheral tissues and time
- Yoshinori Nagai
- Investigation of functional link between the innate immune and metabolic/endocrine systems in the pathogenesis of metabolic syndrome
- Yoshikazu Nakaoka
- Exploratory research on the molecular mechanism of cardiovascular homeostasis through myocardial-endothelial signaling
- Tomoki Nakashima
- Elucidation of the locomo-circuit to control the dynamic maintenance and transfiguration of homeostasis in the locomotive system
- Toru Nakamura
- A mechanism of behavioral organization and its breakdown in psychiatric disorders: Towards a novel and objective diagnosis
- Katsuhito Fujiu
- Dynamic homeostasis of the heart via cell-cell interactions and inter-organ communication
Phase 3 (fiscal 2014)
- Norihiko Takeda
- The molecular mechanisms of replacement and excessive fibrosis in cardiac remodeling
- Minae Niwa
- Understanding neuron-endocrine crosstalk as a key mechanism underlying stress-related psychiatric disorders
- Megumi Hatori
- Elucidation of the multi-tissue homeostatic network of the feeding clock for temporal regulation of metabolism
- Noriyuki Matsuda
- Elucidate the Parkinson's disease pathogenesis from a viewpoint of mitochondrial homeostatic control