Inoue Masahisa

イノウエマサヒサ | Inoue Masahisa

Affiliation and department：
Job title： Associate Professor

Research field (4)： Human pathology , Pathobiochemistry , Pharmacology , Pharmaceuticals - health and biochemistry

Research keywords (5)：ウエルシュ菌 , DIC , 腫瘍血管新生 , Histopathology of Oral Diseases and Tumors , Molecular Biological Study of Heterotopic Bone Induction by BMP

Research theme for competitive and other funds (3)：

ウエルシュ菌感染症における好中球浸潤阻害機構の解析
合成アパタイト・骨誘導物貭複合体による異所性骨随形成を有する人工骨の開発
Inhibition of neutrophil infiltration by Clostridium perfringen

MISC (15)：

Noriyuki Nagai, Masahisa Inoue, Yuzo Ishiwari, Hitoshi Nagatsuka, Hidetsugu Tsujigiwa, Keisuke Nakano, Noriyuki Nagaoka. Age and magnetic effects on ectopic bone formation induced by purified bone morphogenetic protein. Pathophisiology. 2000. Vol.7, 107-114. 2. 107-114
Long-term observation of heterotopic bone formation induced by rhBMP-2 and IBM composite. M. Inoue, J. Tan, H. Tsujigiwa, Y .Kitamura, K. Hibi, Y. J. Bioceramics. 1999. Vol12, 261-264
BMP-induced osteogenesis on the surface hydroxyapatite with geometrical feasible and nonfeasible structures : Topology of osteogenesis(共著). Journal of Material Res. 1998. 39. 2. 190-199
Aging and ectopic bone formation induced by partially purified bone morphogenic protein(共著). Jpn. Journal of Oral Biology. 1997. 39. 5. 572-582
Hitoshi NAGATSUKA, Masahisa INOUE, Takumi AKAGI, Yuzo ISHIWARI, Liu GUIRU, Bingzhen HUANG, Tohru TAKAGI, Mohamed Gomaa Z0UAIR-ATTIA, Noriyuki NAGAI, Department of Oral Pathology School of Dentistry Okayama University, et al. Gene expression of Chondro-osseous cells in Heterotopic bone formation induced by rh-BMP-2(共著). Journal of Hard Tissue Biology. 1997. 6. 1. 10-15

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Books (1)：

形態学的研究のための基本的硬組織標本作製法概要-光顕的観察のために-
形態形成・分子メカニズム研究の最新技術 1998

Professional career (1)：

Doctor (Dental) (Okayama University)

Association Membership(s) (6)：

日本病理学会 , 日本硬組織研究技術学会 , 岡山歯学会 , 日本口腔インプラント学会 , 口腔科学会 , 歯科基礎医学会

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