Discovery and development of methods of measuring highly sensitive trace in the saliva of children who suffer from autism and ways to support their education.

Kensuke Sakamoto

2:25 PM - 3:25 PM

[3P-157] Discovery and development of methods of measuring highly sensitive trace in the saliva of children who suffer from autism and ways to support their education.

^○Kensuke Sakamoto (Former Dep. of Biochem.Mol. Bio., Shiga Univ. of Med.Sci.)

広汎性発達障害（PDD）　, ストレスマーカー消長知見, αアミラーゼ活性　, 適応行動の変容, 生化学との連携

sakamotofamily03@yahoo.co.jp

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The 89th Annual Meeting of JBS

[3P-157] Discovery and development of methods of measuring highly sensitive trace in the saliva of children who suffer from autism and ways to support their education.

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