Faculty introduction - 中川　浩 |

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中川　浩

Department / Course

Faculty of Health Science Division of Physical Therapy

Job Assistant Professor

Research Fields
Rehabilitation science, Neuroscience - general keyword(Central nervous system injury、Neural plasticity)

Degrees
Doctor of Philosophy (Medicine)
Master of Human Science

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Selected Publications
Papers	Recovery of motor function via intraspinal detour circuits following unilateral spinal cord injury European Neurology. 89,pp.22-32 (Co-authored) 2026
Papers	Morphological changes of large layer V pyramidal neurons in cortical motor-related areas after spinal cord injury in macaque monkeys Scientific Reports. 13,pp.82 (Co-authored) 2023
Papers	A multisynaptic pathway from the ventral midbrain toward spinal motoneurons in monkeys The Journal of Physiology. 600,pp.1731-1752 (Co-authored) 2022
Papers	ATP spreads inflammation to other limbs through crosstalk between sensory neurons and interneurons Journal of Experimental Medicine. 9,pp.e20212019. (Co-authored) 2022
Papers	The effects of Bone Morphogenetic Protein 4 on adult neural stem cell proliferation, differentiation and survival in an vitro model of ischemic stroke Neuroscience Research. 183,pp.17-29 (Co-authored) 2022
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Selected Presentations
2018	Enhanced therapeutic effect of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation combined with anti-RGMa antibody treatment in a monkey model of spinal cord injury (Society for Neuroscience 2018)
2018	Morphological differences of large layer V pyramidal neurons in the cortical motor-related areas of the primate models of spinal cord injury (第8回生理学-霊長研-新潟脳研　合同シンポジウム)
2017	Morphological differences of large layer V pyramidal neurons among the cortical motor-related areas of macaques (第40回日本神経科学大会)
2016	Motivation center in the ventral midbrain directly activates the descending motor pathway via the primary motor cortex (第39回日本神経科学大会)
2016	Reorganization of corticospinal tract fibers in a primate model for spinal cord injury (International Symposium Adaptive Circuit Shift 2016)
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