Institute of Medical Science (Japan) explained

The Institute of Medical Science (Tōkyō-daigaku Ikagaku Kenkyūjo 東京大学医科学研究所) is an ancillary establishment of Tokyo University. It succeeded established in 1892 and is the foremost institute for medical and bioscience research in Japan.

A research hospital is attached to the institute. The former Institute of Public Health was located on the site.

History

1892: Dainihon Shiritu Eiseikai Fuzoku Densenbyo Kenkyujyo (Empire of Japan Private Sanitation Meeting Attachment Institute of Infectious Diseases) was established.
1899: It became the National Institute of Infectious Diseases under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of the Interior.
1914: The institute entered under the management of the Ministry of Education).
1916: It becomes an ancillary establishment of Tokyo Imperial University.
1967: Densenbyo Kenkyujyo (Institute of Infectious Diseases) was reorganized, then, Ikagaku Kenkyu-jyo (Institute of Medical Science) was established.

Organization

Department of Microbiology and Immunology
Department of Cancer Biology
Department of Basic Medical Sciences
Donation Laboratories
Human Genome Center
Center for Experimental Medicine
The Advanced Clinical Research Center
International Research Center for Infectious

Research facilities

First Building

Photographic Laboratory (Prof. Jun-ichiro Inoue)
Research Hospital
Administration Office Project Accounting Office
Division of Molecular of Therapy (Prof. Arinobu Tojo)
Division of Medical Data Processing Network System (Prof. Tetsuo Shimizu)
Executive Project Coordination Office
Department of Advanced Medical Science (Prof. Naohide Yamashita)
Division of Infectious Diseases (Prof. Aikichi Iwamoto)
Division of Biochemistry (Associate Prof. Seiichi Takasaki)
Library
Director's Office (Prof. Naohide Yamashita)
Dean's Office (Prof. Motoharu Seiki)
Division of Bioengineering (Prof. Hideaki Tahara)
Division of Cellular Therapy (Associate Prof. Kohichiro Tsuji)
Division of Cellular Therapy (Prof. Toshio Kitamura)
Research Hospital

Second Building

Laboratory of Social Genome Sciences (Prof. Ichizo Kobayashi)
Division of Fine Morphology (Prof. Eisaku Katayama)

Third Building

Laboratory of Molecular Genetics (Prof. Izumu Saito)
Division of Oncology (Prof. Tadashi Yamamoto)
Laboratory of Functional Genomics (Prof. Sumio Sugano)
Division of Neuronal Network (Prof. Toshiya Manabe)
Department of Infectious Disease Control (Division of Microbial Infection) (Prof. Tetsuro Matano)
Department of Infectious Disease Control (Division of Viral Infection) (Associate Prof. Yasushi Kawaguchi)
Department of Infectious Disease Control (Division of Bacterial Infection) (Associate Prof. Ichiro Nakagawa)
B Common Laboratory (Prof. Chieko Kai)
Culture Media Section (Prof. Jun-ichiro Inoue)

Fourth Building

Division of Molecular Pathology (Prof. Yoshinori Murakami)
Division of Clinical Immunology (Prof. Chikao Morimoto)
Laboratory of Cell Biology (Prof. Yoichiro Iwakura)
Division of Host-Parasite Interaction (Prof. Hideo Iba)
Division of Infectious Genetics (Prof. Kensuke Miyake)
Radioisotope laboratories (Prof. IWAKURA Yoichiro Iwakura)
Radioisotope laboratories

Clinical Research Building A

Division of Cell Processing (CERES) ((Visiting) Prof. Tsuneo Takahashi)
Cord blood bank

Clinical Research Building B

Div. Hematopoietic Factors Chugai^[1] (Head: Toshio Kitamura)

Open Laboratory Building

Division of Molecular and Developmental Biology (Oriental･Tomy･Softbank) (Prof.(Visiting) Sumiko Watanabe)
Division of Stem Cell Engineering (Tooth Regeneration) (Prof. (Visiting) Minoru Ueda)
Division of Exploratory Research (Ain Pharmaciez) (Associate Prof. (Visiting) Masahiro Kami)

General Research Building

Laboratory of DNA Information Analysis (Prof. Satoru Miyano)
Laboratory of Molecular Medicine (Prof. Yusuke Nakamura)
Laboratory of Functional Analysis in silico (Prof. Kenta Nakai)
Laboratory of Genome Technology (Associate Prof. Toyomasa Katagiri)
Division of Cancer Cell Research (Prof. Motoharu Seiki)
Division of Molecular Biology (Prof. Yoshikazu Nakamura)
Division of Mucosal Immunology (Prof. Hiroshi Kiyono)
Division of Molecular Cell Signaling (Prof. Haruo Saito)
Division of Bacterial Infection (Prof. Chihiro Sasakawa)
Division of Virology (Prof. Yoshihiro Kawaoka)
Pathogenic Microbes Repository Unit (Prof. Chihiro Sasakawa)
Laboratory Animal Research Center (Prof. Chieko Kai)
Laboratory of Stem Cell Therapy (Prof. Hiromitsu Nakauchi)
Division of Cellular and Molecular Biology (Prof. Jun-ichiro Inoue)
Laboratory of Gene Expression and Regulation (Prof. Nobuaki Yoshida)

Human Genome Center

Laboratory of Genome Database (Prof. Minoru Kanehisa)
Laboratory of Sequence Analysis
Department of Public Policy (Associate Prof. Kaori Mutou)
Laboratory of Functional Genomics (Prof. Mark Lathrop, Associate Prof. Masao Nagasaki)
RIKEN SNP Research Center
Radioisotope Control Room Super Computer Room
Radioisotope laboratories (Human Genome Center) (Prof. Yusuke Nakamura)
Radioisotope Laboratory

Human Genome Center (annex)

Animal Center

Its gross area is 3.800 m²

Clinical center

Hospital Building A　(New Hospital Building)

Surgical Center Medical Supply Center

Cell Processing and Transfusion Dialysis room Applied Genomics

Laboratory Medicine

Hospital Building C (MRI Facility)

Adjunct facilities

Amgen Hall

This structure was donated from Amgen^[2] to the Institute of Medical Science to support medical science research. It contains a main conference room, a smaller conference room, and a laboratory for Tumor Cell Biology (Prof. Toshiki Watanabe)

Crest Hall

In 1999, the house for the was remade into Shirokane Hall.

Medical Science Museum

Inner links

Campuses of other Global 30 in Japan

External links

The Institute of Medical Science, The University of Tokyo

Notes and References

Web site: Chugai Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd . Chugai-pharm.co.jp . 2013-02-18.
Web site: amge.com . Amgen.com . 2013-02-18.
Web site: Campus Map The Institute of Medical Science, The University Of Tokyo . Ims.u-tokyo.ac.jp . 2013-02-18.