Vol.40, Suppl XXXI 2012
Public Debriefing Session 2011
   
Contents
 
EditorialSaruta T,Fukushima M5-6
 
Public Debriefing Session 2011 Life science innovation:The growing role of academia in Japan
               Organized by:Foundation for Biomedical Research and Innovation
 7-216
 Annual Reports of Translational Research 2011Saruta T13
 Importance of investigator-initiated clinical trial and translational research for promotion of new drug
   development in Japan introduced by amendment of the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law in 2002
Doi O17-9
 Mission and achievement of MEXT national translational research promotion programFukushima M20-5
 Overview from the Supporting OrganizationNagai Y29-33
 All Hokkaido Translational Research Project for Advanced Medicine, success obtained from the five years
   and future task
Shimamoto K34-8
 The formation of the Translational Research based on the co-development with Biomedical Engineering-
   Innovation of New Biomedical Engineering Center “Tohoku University:Achievements and Assignments”
Satomi S39-43
 Center for development of advanced medical technologyNagai R44-8
 Five-year outcome from Kyoto University
   -Academic base for development of new drug and advanced medical treatment-
Shimizu A49-52
 Establishment of strategic and functional institute for translational researchSawa Y53-7
 Translational research center for regenerative medicine and cell therapyKawamata S,Nabeshima Y58-61
 Base for the development of innovative bio-medicine and bio-medical devices
   “Achievement and task of Kyushu University”
Nakanishi Y62-6
 Plenary discussion 67-8
 Review and vision for the futureKoga T69-72
 Introduction 75-6
 Strengthening the capability of science & technology driven innovation ~Establishment of an engine
   for the integrated promotion of education, science & technology and innovation~
Tsuge A77-83
 Cancer therapy by humanized anti-PD-1 antibodyHonjo T84-7
 Discussion 88-9
 Thought on the medical science and research:circulation of medical knowledgeNagai R90-5
 The way of industry-academia-government collaborationNogimori M96-100
 Discussion 101
 Panel discussion 102-5
 Introduction 109
 A novel type of intrinsic pluripotent stem cells, Muse cells, and their potential for regenerative medicineDezawa M110-20
 Current status of regenerative medicine clinical trials and potentials of Japanese academiaNagai Y121-5
 Current status of the important patentsYamanaka A126-30
 How to deal with patent infringementMatsutoya Y131-6
 Intellectual property management and strategic intellectual property rights acquisitionTakeda H137-9
 Clinical study of cardiac regenerative therapy using myoblast sheets for severe heart failureSawa Y140-2
 Cardiac Regeneration therapy using Autologous human Cardiac stem cell:The ALCADIA TrialTakehara N143-8
 Plenary discussion 149
 PMDA’s efforts to develop seeds of Japanese origin for innovative drugs and devicesKondo T153-7
 Achievement of clinical trials proposed by the initiative of medical doctors and application for approval
   of medical devices by collaborations among All Hokkaido 3 medical universities
Shirato H158-61
 Investigator-conducted clinical trial of the HB-EGF inhibitor BK-UMMekada E162-6
 Overview of SENSHIN IRYOU SEIDOSakoi M167-72
 Islet Transplantation using potent induction immunotherapyGotoh M173-7
 Regenerative medicine by sustained release of bFGF using gelatin hydrogel in Cardiovascular FieldSakata R178-81
 Clinical trial designs for early drug development:Implications for design with targeted agentsCrowley J185-90
 Statistical evaluation of surrogate endpointsTeramukai S191-5
 Discussion 196-7
 Current status and future scope of CDISC standardsKush RD198-204
 CDISC activities in TRIJyono T205-9
 Discussion 210-1
 Closing remarksFukushima M215-6
 
CDISC as the global standards  
 CDISC standards and innovationsVadakin A,Kush RD217-28
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Instructions for authors [Japanese] & [English] 229-30


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