Aiming to cure diseases completely rather than just treating symptoms.
Using Professor Kojima’s uniquely developed technology, we focus on drug redevelopment and new drug development for difficult chronic diseases such as diabetes, cancer, autoimmune diseases, multi-organ failure, and conditions resistant to conventional surgical and pharmacological treatments. We also aim to develop medical materials for tissue regeneration.
Developing methods to completely cure diabetes and its complications
Applying cell targeting technology (Biozipcode)
Developing clinical trial plans using cell-targeting peptides (Biozipcode) for new therapies in collaboration with pharmaceutical companies, creating treatment protocols for patients, and conducting actual clinical trials.
*Cell-targeting peptides are being developed under the leadership of Professor Hideto Kojima at the Department of Life Information Science, Shiga University of Medical Science, and this research is their clinical application.
Laboratory
Applying the unique technology developed by Professor Kojima, efforts include the redevelopment of existing drugs, development of new drugs, and etc.
Research is conducted daily to understand why diseases do not heal, find answers, and develop cures rather than treatments.
Introducing the research course and related members. Detailed information on each member’s expertise, research content, and achievements is provided.
Research commissioned by Biozipcode Inc. and conducted by Shiga University of Medical Science faculty. Expenses are covered by the commissioning party.
A list of papers published by the lab is available. Research outcomes led by Special Professor Kojima in diabetes and regenerative medicine are presented.
Directions to Shiga University of Medical Science and the lab. Note: JR Seta Station does not accommodate express trains. Please use rapid or local trains.
Frequently asked questions about the Department of Regenerative Medicine, diabetes stem cells, and research content are compiled.
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