〇Shinya Kumagai¹, Kiichiro Tomoda^2,3, Tomoo Ogi⁴, Ohashi Toshiro⁵, Masafumi Jinno⁶, Hiromasa Tanaka⁷, Takayuki Hoshino⁸, Takeo Miyake⁹, Tetsuji Shimizu¹⁰ (1.Meijo Univ., 2.Gladstone Institutes, 3.Kyoto Univ., CiRA, 4.Nanoya Univ., RIEM, 5.Hokkaido Univ., 6.Ehime Univ., 7.Nagoya Univ., 8.Hirosaki Univ., 9.Waseda Univ., 10.AIST)

6:40 PM - 6:45 PM

[21p-B200-13] Closing Remarks

〇Shinya Kumagai¹ (1.Meijo Univ.)

Sessions

Symposium » Applied Physics to controll cell fate: Innovation by plasma science and biotechnology

[21p-B200-1~13] Applied Physics to controll cell fate: Innovation by plasma science and biotechnology

[21p-B200-1] - Introductory Talk -
Applied Physics to Control Cell Fate: Innovation by plasma science and biotechnology

[21p-B200-2] Controlling Pluripotent Stem Cell Fate

[21p-B200-3] Molecular and Gene Transfection by Spontaneous Cytosis Triggered by the Plasma Complex Stimuli

[21p-B200-4] Molecular mechanisms of the genome maintenance system and human disorders associated with genome instability

[21p-B200-5] Control of cell fate by plasma-activated solutions

[21p-B200-6] Electron-Beam Induced Virtual Cathode Display for Electrostimulation and control of Living Single Cells

[21p-B200-7] Morphological and Functional Responses of Cells to Mechanical Environment and Its Mechanisms

[21p-B200-8] Control of cell’s reaction by treatments using cold atmospheric plasmas
-from clinical studies for wound treatment

[21p-B200-9] Hybrid nanotube (HyNTs) injectors and cell therapy applications

[21p-B200-10] Numerical modelling of cell fate decision in response to plasma-induced reactive species

[21p-B200-11] Differentiation of human iPS cells affected by non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasma

[21p-B200-12] Panel Discussion

[21p-B200-13] Closing Remarks

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