STAFF
| Professor |
Hiromasa Imaish |
| Associate Professor |
Kenichi Morigaki |
| Post Doctoral Researcher |
Tatsushi Goto |
| Officer |
Waki Mizugaki |
Research Subjects
The cytochrome P450 superfamily plays critical role in
the oxidation of xenobiotics, including drugs and environmental pollutants,
and therefore represents a primary focus of toxicological and drug metabolism
research.
The importance of P450s for toxicological and drug metabolism researches
has prompted the development of methods to assay their enzymatic activities.
We are trying to develop a methodology for immobilizing membrane-bound
P450 on lipid membrane substrate for nano-biosensor. Further developments
of the detection methods should open new avenues for the safety evaluation
of environments, human body, and foods.
STAFF
Research Subjects
We develop novel technologies on monitoring and remediation
of dioxins, endocrine disruptors, and certain pesticide
residues with both advantages of animal(receptor and antibody)
and plants(dioxin-accumulators).