| [the disciples of goroji nakagawa and their practice of vaccination in the northern area of japan]. | goroji nakagawa (1768-1848), who returned to japan from siberia in 1812, introduced jennerian vaccination. at present three persons have been identified as his disciples. yuzo shiratori (1813?-1851) was the most senior among them. he was the second son of a wealthy merchant in hakodate and learned medicine under teisai hino (1797-1850), a leading physician in kyoto. it is unknown when he came back to hakodate; however, nakagawa taught him the russian method of vaccination in about 1840. shirator ... | 2008 | 19579817 |
| carcass traits and microsatellite distributions in offspring of sires from three geographical regions of japan. | we proposed that cattle sired by bulls from distinct geographical regions of japan would differ in their ability to accumulate marbling and that they could be distinguished by differences in microsatellite genotypes. semen was obtained from six, three, and one sire from the hyogo, shimane, and tottori regions, respectively. cows and heifers (n = 92) were bred by artificial insemination and raised at the kyoto university livestock research farm over several generations. the calves (n = 145) were ... | 2001 | 11811458 |
| [7th world congress on fertility and sterility in tokyo and kyoto]. | | 1972 | 4655114 |