Cell / Biodynamics Simulation Project KYOTO UNIVERSITY
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Application of the Simulator for Diabetes Mellitus Treatment
Application of the Biosimulator for the Selection of the Effective Dosage and Therapy
Genopathy Simulation
Control and Simulation in Engineering
Myocardial (Cardiac Muscle) Cell Simulator
Simulator for a pancreatic Beta Cell
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The cell / biodynamics simulation project integrates experimental data as well as genome and proteome studies.

Association with the Life Activity Analysis Model
[Fig.] Association with the Life Activity Analysis Model
MRI Data based Computational Modeling of a Myocardical Cell and a Beating Heart
Prof. Matsuda's group (Kyoto University, Graduate School of Informatics) uses human cardiac MRI image data for the 3 dimensional reconstruction of the heart and to analyze the arrangement of myocardial cells.
[Fig.] MRI Data based Computational Modeling of a Myocardical Cell and a Beating

Assistance to Patient-specific Medical Care
The simulator may be used to select the best treatment and suitable drugs for an individual by utilizing patient-specific genomic and general clinical examination data.
[Fig.] Assistance to Patient-specific Medical Care
Efficiency Enhancement in Drug Development
Conventional drug development depends on knowledge and experience of researchers. Using the simulator more effective drug development is possible. Importantly, simulation can be used to replace animal experiments.
[Fig.] Efficiency Enhancement in Drug Development Efficiency Enhancement in Drug Development
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