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About StaffAbout StaffNAKAGUCHI, Yoshitsugu
Current Research Interests
Experimental study with Indonesian researchers in Padang, Indonesi The relationship - the fight - between humans and pathogens is age old.
In Southeast Asian countries, enteric infections are one of the most important
infections and are related to local food culture. Now that millions of
people travel abroad and foods are imported from many Asian countries,
we have additional problems with infectious disease. When we protect our
life in this environment, it is important to have a broad perspective on
infectious diseases and the hygiene situation.
What is the concept of food safety? Essentially this means safety from
infection by pathogens. Designing a food risk assessment system on a global
scale is important for the food circumstances of our country today. The
various pathogens causing infectious disease contaminate foods imported
from Asian countries; when brought into Japan via imported food, infectious
diseases can spread quickly. This type of spread of infectious diseases
through the movement of humans and things is something that has been repeated
throughout human history. I use the techniques of molecular biology and
molecular epidemiology to analyze pathogens which cause infectious diseases
and aim to understand their dynamic movement.
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