Masayori Ishikawa

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Hokkaido University

Japan

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Masayori Ishikawa is a Professor at Hokkaido University in Japan. His research areas include innovative methodologies for measuring biological states in mice, advancements in radiation therapy and quality assurance systems, and the effects of radiation on DNA damage responses. His recent publications reflect a focus on both theoretical and applied aspects of oncology and radiobiology.

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2021

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Hisanori Fukunaga

JAPAN

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Catharine Clark

Honorary Professor

University College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Yusuke Matsuya

Hokkaido University

JAPAN

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Tamon Kusumoto

National Institutes for Quantum and Radiological Science and Technology

JAPAN

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Stephen J. McMahon

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (8)

A novel method for measurements of sleep/wake states, feeding and drinking behaviors using the tracking technique of 3D positions in freely moving mice

A virtual audit system for intensity‐modulated radiation therapy credentialing in Japan Clinical Oncology Group clinical trials: A pilot study

Inflammatory Signaling and DNA Damage Responses after Local Exposure to an Insoluble Radioactive Microparticle

Features of accelerator-based neutron source for boron neutron capture therapy calculated by particle and heavy ion transport code system (PHITS)

Improvement and benchmarking of the deterministic transport calculation code CBZ to design beam shaping assembly for BNCT

Fundamental study on quality assurance (QA) procedures for a real‐time tumor tracking radiotherapy (RTRT) system from the viewpoint of imaging devices

A simulation-based study on water radiolysis species for 1H+, 4He2+, and 12C6+ ion beams with multiple ionization using Geant4-DNA

Oxygen enhancement ratios of cancer cells after exposure to intensity modulated x-ray fields: DNA damage and cell survival

Collaborators (5)

Hisanori Fukunaga

Catharine Clark

Yusuke Matsuya

Tamon Kusumoto

Stephen J. McMahon

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