Konomi Aki

コノミアキ | Konomi Aki

Affiliation and department：
Job title： Associate Professor

Research field (5)： Hygiene and public health (non-laboratory) , Hygiene and public health (laboratory) , Physiology , Home economics, lifestyle science , Nutrition and health science

Research keywords (4)：人間栄養学 , 栄養学 , 微量栄養素 , 微量元素(鉄、亜鉛)

Research theme for competitive and other funds (9)：

2022 - 2026 ミネラルによる抗老化戦略の展開を目指した基礎研究
2022 - 2025 高齢者に多発する「難治性造血障害」と「血圧異常症」の発症機序の解明
2017 - 2020 Role of iron as dietary modulators of brain ageing
2013 - 2017 Role of zinc and iron as dietary modulators of ageing
2015 - 血液透析患者に多発する造血障害及び血圧異常症の基礎研究-亜鉛と鉄栄養からの検討-

Show all

Papers (24)：

Aki Konomi, Risa Sakogoshi, Makiko Seiji, Akane Masumoto, Yui Yamane, Ayumi Yokura. Statuss of use of hijiki seaweed in commercially availanle baby food produts in Japan. Trace Nutrients Research. 2020. 37. 61-64
Takako Sawada, Aki Konomi, Katsuhiko Yokoi. Serum lipid profiles of young Japanese women with iron deficiency without anemia. Journal on Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology. 2019. 57. 92-98
Aki Konomi, Katsuhiko Yokoi. Don't slap me hard!-human emulator of axon-. Advanses in physiology education. 2019. 43. 3. 355-358
Katsuhiko Yokoi, Aki Konomi. Iron deficiency without anaemia is a potential cause of fatigue: meta-analyses of randomised controlled trials and cross-sectional studies. BRITISH JOURNAL OF NUTRITION. 2017. 117. 10. 1422-1431
Takako Sawada, Aki Konomi, Katsuhiko Yokoi. Erratum to: Iron Deficiency Without Anemia Is Associated with Anger and Fatigue in Young Japanese Women [Biol Trace Elem Res (2014), 159, 22-31, DOI 10.1007/s12011-014-9963-1]. Biological Trace Element Research. 2015. 168. 2. 520-521

ｍore...

MISC (24)：

Aki Konomi, Katsuhiko Yokoi. The effect of zinc deficiency and diet restriction on GATA family gene expression in rat's kidney. FASEB JOURNAL. 2017. 31
Katsuhiko Yokoi, Aki Konomi. Dose-effect Relationship between Dietary Iron and Hematological Parameters in Rats. FASEB JOURNAL. 2017. 31
Takako Sawada, Aki Konomi, Katsuhiko Yokoi. Iron Deficiency Without Anemia Is Associated with Anger and Fatigue in Young Japanese Women (vol 159, pg 22, 2014). BIOLOGICAL TRACE ELEMENT RESEARCH. 2015. 168. 2. 520-521
Aki Konomi, Katsuhiko Yokoi. Changes of gene expressions in zinc deficiency and diet restriction in rats. FASEB JOURNAL. 2014. 28. 1
Katsuhiko Yokoi, Aki Konomi. Effect of wheat germ zinc on growth in rats and mice: application for estimating relative availability of dietary zinc. FASEB JOURNAL. 2014. 28. 1

ｍore...

Lectures and oral presentations (49)：

Changes of expression of hematopoiesis-related gene by zinc deficiency in rats
(XIth Conference of the ISTERH 2015)
Hematological changes by zinc deficiency in rats
(12th Asian Congress of Nutrition 2015)
Effect of iron and zinc deficiencies on blood pressure in rats
(Xth Conference of the ISTERH 2013)
Iron deficiency without anaemia is associated with anger and fatigue in young Japanese women
(Xth Conference of the ISTERH 2013)
Both zinc deficiency and diet restriction decreased kidney total RNA concentration in rats
(Experimental Biology 2013)

ｍore...

Work history (3)：

2024/04 - 現在 Kiryu University Faculty of Health Care Department of Nutrition Associate Professor
2023/04 - 現在 Yamanashi Gakuin University Faculty of Health and Nutrition Department of Nutrition Associate Professor
2017/04 - 2023/03 Yasuda Women's University

Awards (4)：

2013/06 - Japan Society for Biomedical on Trace Elements Research Award
2008 - Trace Elements in Man and Animals Fellowships for Ph.D students, post docs and young researchers
2008 - American Society for Nutrition ASN Clinical Emerging Leader Award
2007 - International Society for Trace Element Research in Humans Student Travel Award

Association Membership(s) (7)：

日本公衆衛生学会 , International Society for Trace Element Research in Humans (ISTERH) , 日本微量栄養素学会 , American Society for Nutrition (ASN) , 日本微量元素学会 , 日本栄養改善学会 , 日本栄養・食糧学会

※ Researcher’s information displayed in J-GLOBAL is based on the information registered in researchmap. For details, see here.

Return to Previous Page