The Japanese Society of Animal Reproduction Awards in 2006
At the 99th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Animal Reproduction, held in Nagoya, Japan in September, the 2006 JSAR awards were presented to each winner.
2006 JSAR Awardees. From back left, Koh-ichi Hamano, Kazuyoshi Hashuzume, Teruhiko Wakayama, from front left Masugi Nishihara (JSAR Chief Director), Chikashu Tachi (New honorary member of JSAR), Akira Hanada (New honorary member of JSAR), and Kei-ichiro Maeda (Chair of the 99th annual meeting of JSAR).
2006 JSAR Awardees. From back left, Shinya Shikina, Yoji Yamamoto, Kenji Takase, from front left, Ayaka Yano, Siqin and Etsuko Sawatari.
- JSAR Outstanding Research Award
- The JSAR Outstanding Research Award is given for outstanding basic and applied research in animal reproduction. The JSAR Award Committee has selected the following two members as the winners in 2006:
Kazuyoshi HashizumeDepartment of Veterinary Medicine, Iwate University, accepts the 2006 JSAR Outstanding Research Award.
Kazuyoshi Hashizume (Department of Veterinary Medicine, Iwate University) for "Analysis of utero-placenta specific molecules and their functions during implantation and placentation in bovine"
Teruhiko Wakayama (Laboratory for Genomic Reprogramming Center for Developmental Biology, RIKEN Kobe) for "Study for the production of cloned mice from somatic cell nuclei".
Teruhiko WakayamaLaboratory for Genomic Reprogramming Center for Developmental Biology, RIKEN Kobe, accepts the 2006 JSAR Outstanding Research Award. - JSAR Innovative Technology Award
- The JSAR Innovative Technology Award is given for the research which contributed to a development of innovative technology in animal reproduction. The JSAR Award Committee has selected the following member as the winner in 2006:
Koh-ichi HamanoFaculty of Agriculture, Shinshu University, accepts the 2006 JSAR Innovative Technology Award.
Koh-ichi Hamano (Faculty of Agriculture, Shinshu University) for "Sex preselection in bovine by separation of X- and Y-chromosome bearing spermatozoa". - JSAR Young Investigator Award
- The JSAR Young Investigator Award is given for outstanding research in animal reproduction which was performed by exceptionally promising young investigator. The JSAR Award Committee has selected the following member as the winner in 2006:
Tomas J. AcostaLaboratory of Reproductive Endocrinology, Graduate School of Natural Science and Technology, Okayama University, accepts the 2006 JSAR Young Investigator Award.
Tomas J. Acosta (Laboratory of Reproductive Endocrinology, Graduate School of Natural Science and Technology, Okayama University) for "Studies on follicular vascularity associated with follicle selection and ovulation in cattle". - JSAR Outstanding Presentation Award
- The JSAR Outstanding Presentation Award is given for outstanding oral and
poster presentations at the annual fall meeting of JSAR. Chair of the 99th
annual meeting of JSAR selected the following six members as the winners in
2006:
- Oral Presentation
Ayaka Yano (Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology) for "Isolation of various types of testicular germ cells from pvasa-Gfp rainbow trout by Gfp-dependent flow cytometry"
Etsuko Sawatari (Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology) for "GSDF, a novel TGF-β superfamily member expressed in gonadal somatic cells, enhances proliferation of primordial germ cell and spermatogonia in rainbow trout"
Kenji Takase (Nagoya University) for "Physiolosical role of metastin in timing puberty in female rats"
- Poster presentation
Yoji Yamamoto (Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology) for "Ovarian gap junction and protein kinase A signaling pathway play essential roles during LH-induced acquisition of oocyte maturational competence in the Teleost Ayu (Plecoglossus altivelis)"
Shinya Shikina (Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology) for "Culture conditions for maintaining survival and mitotic activity of transplantable type A spermatogonia in rainbow trout"
Siqin (Shizuoka University) for "Expression and localization of relaxin and its receptor LGR7 and their developing changes in boar testes"
- Abstracts of the presentations selected for 2006 JSAR Outstanding Presentation Award (PDF, 142 KB)
Ayaka Yano
Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, accepts the 2006 JSAR Outstanding Presentation Award.
Etsuko Sawatari
Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, accepts the 2006 JSAR Outstanding Presentation Award.
Kenji Takase
Nagoya University, accepts the 2006 JSAR Outstanding Presentation Award.
Yoji Yamamoto
Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, accepts the 2006 JSAR Outstanding Presentation Award.
Shinya Shikina
Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, accepts the 2006 JSAR Outstanding Presentation Award.
Siqin
Shizuoka University, accepts the 2006 JSAR Outstanding Presentation Award.