Hirasawa Takae

ヒラサワタカエ | Hirasawa Takae

Affiliation and department：

Research field (1)： Neuroscience - general

Research keywords (4)： synapse formation , Maternal and postnatal stress , microglia , ニホンウナギ

Research theme for competitive and other funds (12)：

2025 - 2028 Analysis of sex differentiation system induced by epigenetic regulation in the Japanese eel, Anguilla japonica.
2022 - 2025 Elucidation of the mechanism of microglial polarity conversion by stress-induced mitophagy abnormalities.
2023 - 2025 ニホンウナギ成長増進を目指した、サプリメントオイル酵母の開発
2019 - 2022 an new approach the pathogenesis of mental retardation from the abnormality of microglia by postnatal mental stress.
2017 - 2018 二ホンウナギ(Anguilla japonica)の新奇養殖技術を目指した遺伝子制御機構の解明

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Papers (35)：

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MISC (21)：

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Lectures and oral presentations (11)：

Effects of dexamethasone suppressing astrocyte inflammatory responses on microglial activation.
(The48th Annual meeting of Japan Neuroscience Meeting 2025)
The non-epigenetic pharmacological effects of valproic acid on synaptic related molecules in mature cultured neurons.
(2025)
Valproic acid inhibits neurite outgrowth and spine formation in mature neuron cells
(2024)
Maternal Separation Stress Changed Postnatal Microglial Macrophage-like Subpopulation Characteristics
(2024)
Temperature-dependent sexual differentiation mechanism in Japanese eel (Anguilla japonica)
(2021)

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Professional career (1)：

Work history (7)：

2014/04 - 現在 Teikyo University Faculty of Science and Engineering Department of Biosciences
2014/04 - 2018/03 Teikyo University Faculty of Science and Engineering Department of Biosciences
2007/03 - 2014/03 University of Yamanashi Department of Research Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Medicine and Engineering
2005/04 - 2014/03 University of Yamanashi Department of Research Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Medicine and Engineering
2005/04 - 2007/03 山梨大学大学院医学工学総合研究部環境遺伝医学講座助手

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