Teacher 各学科教員紹介

専門分野・研究テーマ

【専門分野】

神経解剖学、神経生理学、心理学

【研究テーマ】

1. 触圧覚の心理物理学的研究
2. 多感覚統合
3. 感覚運動変換

著書・論文等

【書籍】

1. 永瀬佳孝：塗って覚えて理解する！筋・骨・神経の機能解剖，メディカ出版，吹田，2012年，全118頁
2. 永瀨佳孝「末梢の感覚受容器による運動調節と脳の血液供給の運動への影響」：河村廣幸編，脳卒中の理学療法，金原出版，東京，2018年，10-23頁
3. Nagase Y, Nakamura T, Moritani M, Honma S, Yoshida A, Shigenaga Y: A quantitative analysis　of the dendritic organization of cat trigeminal motoneruons, Nakamura Y. and Sessle JB ed, Morphologies of masticatory motoneurons and muscle spindle afferents, Elsevier Science Publisher BV, Tokyo, 1999, pp373-375.
4. Kishimoto H, Mukai N, Moritani M, Nagase Y, Bae YC: Morphologies of masticatory motoneurons and muscle spindle afferents, Nakamura Y. and Sessle JB ed, Morphologies of masticatory motoneurons and muscle spindle afferents, Elsevier Science Publisher BV, Tokyo, 1999, pp213-226.
5. Sugimoto T, Bae YC, Nagase Y, Shigenaga Y: Central　terminal morphology of a primary afferent neuron innervating　the feline tooth pulp. Inoki R, Shigenaga Y, Tohyama M ed, Processing and Ihibition of Nociceptive Information, Elsevier Science Publisher BV, Tokyo, 1992 , pp23-28.

【雑誌】

1. Yoshida A, Moritani M, Bae YC, Nagase Y: Projection and synaptic connectivity of trigeminal mesencephalic nucleus neurons controlling jaw reflexes. J Oral Sci. 2017; 59(2): 177-182.
2. Ooi Y, Inui-Yamamoto C, Suzuki T, Nakadate H, Nagase Y, Seiyama A, Yoshioka Y, Seki J: In vivo magnetic resonance imaging at 11.7 Tesla visualized the effects of neonatal transection of infraorbital nerve upon primary and secondary trigeminal pathways in rats, Brain Res. 2014, 1579, 84-92.
3. Sato F, Akhter F, Haque T, Kato T, Takeda R, Nagase Y, Sessle BJ, Yoshida A: Projections from the insular cortex to pain-receptive trigeminal caudal subnucleus (medullary dorsal horn) and other lower brainstem areas in rats, Neuroscience, 2013, 233, 9-27.
4. Moritani M, Kida H, Nagase Y, Fukami H, Honma S, Takemura M, Masuda Y, Bae YC, Shigenaga Y, Yoshida A: Quantitative analysis of the dendritic architectures of single jaw-closing and jaw-opening motoneurons in cats, Exp Brain Res, 2003, 150(3):265-75
5. Terasawa H, Hirai1 T, Ninomiya T, Ikeda Y, Ishijima T, Yajima T, N. Hamaue N, Nagase Y, Kang Y, Minami M: Influence of tooth-loss and concomitant masticatory alterationson cholinergic neurons in rats: immu-nohistochemical and bio-chemical studies, Neuroscience Research, 2002, 43, 373-379.
6. Yoshida A、Fukami H, Nagase Y, Appenteng K, Honma S, Zhang LF, Bae YC, Shigenaga Y: 21 Quantitative analysis of synaptic contacts made between functionally identified oralis neurons and trigeminal motoneurons in cats, 2001, The Journal of Neuroscience, 21, .6298-6307.
7. Yoshida A, Mukai N, Moritani M, Nagase Y, Hirose Y, Honma S, Fukami H, Takagi K, Matsuya T, Shigenaga Y: Physiological and　morphological properties of　motoneurons and spindle afferents innervating the temporal muscle in the cat, 1999, The Journal of Comparative Neurology, 1999, 40, 29-50.
8. Fukunishi Y, Nagase Y, Yoshida A, Moritani M, Honma S, Hirose Y, Shigenaga Y: 19 Quantitative analysis of the dendritic architectures of cat hypoglossal motoneurons stained intracellularly with horseradish peroxidase, The Journal of Comparative Neurology, 1999, 405, 345-358.
9. Moritani M, Yoshida A, Honma S, Nagase Y, Takemura M, Shigenaga Y: Morphological differences of fast and slowly adapting lingual afferent terminations in the principal and oral nuclei in the cat, The Journal of Comparative Neurology, 1998, 396, .64-83.
10. Nagase Y, Moritani M, Takemura M, Bae YC, Shigenaga Y: Serotonergic axonal contacts on identified cat trigeminal motoneurons and their correlation with medullary raphe nucleus stimulation, The Journal of Comparative Neurology, 1997, 384, 443-455.