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Efficacy of pembrolizumab in patients with brain metastasis caused by previously untreated non-small cell lung cancer with high tumor PD-L1 expression
日本大学博士(医学)doctoral thesi
Procalcitonin-Based Antibiotic Use for Neonatal Early-Onset Bacterial Infections: Pre- and Post-Intervention Clinical Study
日本大学博士(医学)doctoral thesi
Correction of magnification in vertical dual-exposure panoramic radiography
日本大学博士(歯学)doctoral thesi
Streptococcus mutans membrane vesicles, containing insolubleglucan synthase and extracellular DNA, contribute to the promotionof initial attachment and colonization of Actinomyces oris
日本大学博士(歯学)doctoral thesi
Regional Characteristics of Mainland Sanuki Province in the Early 19th Century Based on Tadataka Ino’s Sokuryo-nikki(Survey Diary)
Ino Tadataka was the first person in Japan to conduct a scientific survey of the entire country and to create an accurate map of Japan, and he had a high level of geographical knowledge. Sokuryo-nikki (survey diary) was written by
Tadataka Ino as an official journal of his nationwide surveying activities. The regional characteristics of each areas can be
gleaned from the descriptions in Sokuryo-nikki. Therefore, in this paper, the writer analyzed the regional characteristics
of the mainland Sanuki Province based on the descriptions in Sokuryo-nikki. The results are summarized as follows.
Regional special and supplementary descriptions including regional characteristics accounted for 31.0% of the total,
with descriptions of famous and historic sites such as Matsuyama,Matsugaura (utamakura;repeatedly quoted in waka
poems), Kumoi-no-gosho (Kumoi imperial palace) and Dannoura (Genpei ancient battlefield) showing the regional
characteristics of mainland Sanuki Province. And visiting Konpira Shrine and visiting 88 shrines in Shikoku can be seen
as regional characteristics. In addition, the village headman was called “Shouya” in the Marugame and Tadotsu domain,
but “Mandokoro” in the Takamatsu domain, indicating regional differences.departmental bulletin pape