Jms Co., Ltd.

Kinki University

National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center

Yoshiya Hashimoto

Tetsuji Yamaoka

Shigeki Hontsu

Hiroaki Nishikawa

Sachiro Kakinoki

Masanobu Kusunoki

Izumi Yamada

Shunsuke Baba

A peptide that enables surface treatment of a scaffold for tissue repair that makes it possible to accelerate the repair of living tissue without using a material that negatively affects the repair of living tissue, a complex containing this peptide, a scaffold for tissue repair surface treated using this peptide or this complex, a surface treatment method for a scaffold for tissue repair using this peptide or this complex, and a treatment solution or set of treatment solutions to be used in this surface treatment method. Surface treatment of a scaffold for tissue repair is conducted by combining glycosaminoglycan and a peptide containing adhesive sites and basic sites each comprising predetermined amino acid residues.

Peptide and complex of same, scaffold for tissue repair and surface treatment method for same, and surface treatment solution or set of treatment solutions

Disclosed is a detector for chemical sensor devices, the detector being improved in detection sensitivity. Also disclosed is use of such a detector for chemical sensor devices. Specifically, disclosed is a detector for chemical sensor devices by which a substance to be measured is detected by adsorbing the substance contained in a medium on the surface thereof. The detector includes an adsorption layer containing hydroxyapatite or a substituted apatite obtained by substituting a part of elements in hydroxyapatite on a surface which is used for detecting the substance to be measured. Such a detector is greatly improved in detection sensitivity, and thus able to detect a very small amount of a chemical substance.

Detector for chemical sensor device and use thereof

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Osaka, Japan

Yoshiya Hashimoto