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ONA Toshihiro
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“High functionalization with edible liquids of rapid ripening in 1-2 days and of dormancy breaking within 5 days”
“Developement of cancer discrimination adn cancer drug efficacy evaluation aiming personal cancer therapy”
“Developement of high sensitivity combined device aiming cancer therapy”
“Developement of forest resources possessing high paper reclability”
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Recycling waste paper (pulp fiber) is equally as important as recycling forest resources. Interest in environmental issues such as conserving energy and cutting carbon dioxide emissions has increased in recent years, as has demand for a higher proportion of waste paper (pulp fiber) to be collected and re-used. Many pulp and paper companies have responded to this demand in various ways including increasing the proportion of waste paper used. However, the paper manufacturing process degrades the pulp fiber, so that after repeated recycling, problems such as paper brightness and strength arise. These factors present an obstacle to increasing the proportion of waste paper used. Large quantities of agents are added to increase the strength of the paper and for other purposes during paper processing to solve these problems, but such agents also have their limits and adding chemicals is environmentally unsound. Under these circumstances, it is essential to drastically change the raw materials used and to produce (plant) and utilize forest resources more capable of withstanding recycling. Such actions would unite the recycling of forest with the recycling of waste paper and would establish the recycling of raw materials and a society with resource recycling systems.We established selection techniques for trees with high performance for paper recycling using a Raman spectroscopical method. The materials were measured by a Raman spectrometer. Multivariate analysis of these results, the data of the anatomical features of wood fibers, and the chemical composition and strength of the paper after it had been recycled a specific number of times.A rapid and pathway-based screening method is desired for the evaluation of therapeutic potentials and mechanisms of the anticancer drugs even designed using genomics because of the complexities of cancer cell and time-consuming conventional cell survival measurement providing no mechanism. We develop the non-label quantitative screening method and instrumentation of apoptosis via mitochondrial pathway for anticancer drugs of cell membrane mediating types by the cell reaction analysis of living pancreatic cancer cell cultured on a sensor chip using a surface plasmon resonance (SPR) sensor.