Tetsuro Kono

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Nihon University

Japan

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Tetsuro Kono is an Assistant Professor at Nihon University in Japan. His research focuses on the interactions between oral bacteria and their effects on systemic inflammation, as evidenced by his recent articles on Fusobacterium nucleatum and its role in colonic inflammation, as well as the immunohistochemical localization of key molecules in dental tissues. He also investigates advanced imaging techniques for dental structures and the properties of hard tissues in teeth.

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Nihon University

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Lipopolysaccharides derived from Porphyromonas gingivalis and Escherichia coli: Differential and interactive effects on novelty-induced hyperlocomotion, blood cytokine levels and TLR4-related processes

Dependence of Pit Formation in Hard Tissue of Human Teeth on Free Electron Laser Pulse Structures

Immunohistochemical Localization of YAP and TAZ in Mouse Molar Tooth Germ

Fusobacterium nucleatumInduces Gut Dysbiosis and Inflammasome and Promotes Colonic Inflammation

Survey of New Patients in the Department of Operative Dentistry at the Dental Hospital of Nihon University School of Dentistry at Matsudo

The Mechanism of Inflammation Caused by Oral Infection with Fusobacterium nucleatum in Periodontal Tissue

TNF-α regulates the composition of the basal lamina and cell-matrix adhesions in gingival epithelial cells

Diffraction-enhanced Imaging of Human Tooth Using Highly Spatial Coherent Parametric X-ray Generated by a Small LINAC System

Analysis of Heated Enamel Using Micro-FTIR

Confusion between Carbonate Apatite and Biological Apatite (Carbonated Hydroxyapatite) in Bone and Teeth

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Yorimasa Ogata

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