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Japanese Journal of Infectious Diseases (JJID), an official bimonthly publication of National Institute of Infectious Diseases, Japan, publishes papers dealing with basic research on infectious diseases relevant to humans in the fields of bacteriology, virology, mycology, parasitology, medical entomology, vaccinology, and toxinology. Pathology, immunology, biochemistry, and blood safety related to microbial pathogens are among the fields covered. Sections include: Original Articles, Short Communications, Epidemiology Communications, Invited Reviews, and Letters to the Editor.
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Japanese Journal of Infectious Diseases
Editorial Committee
Editor-in-Chief: Masayuki Saijo |
Bacteriology: Manabu Ato, Makoto Kuroda, Makoto Ohnishi, Keigo Shibayama, Motoyuki Sugai, Kiyoshi Tanabayashi |
Biochemisty: Kentaro Hanada |
Blood Safety: Isao Hamaguchi |
Epidemiology: Motoi Suzuki |
Immunology: Yoshimasa Takahashi |
Mycology: Yoshitsugu Miyazaki |
Parasitology: Hajime Hisaeda |
Pathology: Tadaki Suzuki |
Quality Control of Biological Products: Koji Ishii |
Virology: Hideki Hasegawa, Tetsuro Matano, Masamichi Muramatsu, Makoto Takeda, Takaji Wakita |
Zoonosis: Kenichi Hanaki, Shinji Kasai, Ken Maeda |
Editorial Board
Hideki Aizaki | Hiroki Kawabata | Michinaga Ogawa |
Shuji Ando | Tsuyoshi Kenri | Kiyoko Okamoto |
Hideki Asanuma | Minoru Kidokoro | Kazu Okuma |
Hirofumi Fujimoto | Iwao Kukimoto | Noriyuki Otsuki |
Tsuguto Fujimoto | Hideki Kusunoki | Tsuyoshi Sekizuka |
Masayoshi Fukasawa | Chang-Kweng Lim | Hidenobu Senpuku |
Shuetsu Fukushi | Yumi Maeda | Hiroyuki Shimizu |
Kenichi Hagiwara | Tamano Matsui | Masayuki Shimojima |
Yukiko Higa | Takayuki Matsumura | Yuichi Someya |
Yoshihiko Hoshino | Sahoko Matsuoka | Tomimasa Sunagawa |
Koichi Imaoka | Shutoku Matsuyama | Ryosuke Suzuki |
Satoshi Inoue | Takuo Mizukami | Satowa Suzuki |
Haruhiko Isawa | Shigetarou Mori | Ai Tachikawa |
Jun Ishikawa | Shuichi Mori | Hideyuki Takahashi |
Mutsuyo Ito-Takayama | Yoshio Mori | Toshiki Tamura |
Sunao Iyoda | Tetsu Mukai | Keiko Taya |
Hidemasa Izumiya | Koichi Murakami | Takashi Umeyama |
Tsutomu Kageyama | Kisaburo Nagamune | Shinji Watanabe |
Kazunari Kamachi | Noriyo Nagata | Koji Yahara |
Harutaka Katano | Noriko Nakajima | Satoshi Yamagoe |
Haru Kato | Noboru Nakata | Toshiyuki Yamaji |
Takanobu Kato | Masaki Ochiai | Hiroyuki Yamamoto |
Guest Editorial Members
Yoshichika Arakawa | Hiroko Minagawa | Yasuhiko Suzuki |
Jiro Arikawa | Tatsuo Miyamura | Tomohiko Takasaki |
Takuro Endo | Chiaki Miyazaki | Toshitada Takemori |
Kenji Hirayama | Shigeru Morikawa | Takenori Takizawa |
Aikichi Iwamoto | Masatoshi Noda | Masato Tashiro |
Shigeru Kamiya | Tomoyoshi Nozaki | Kazuhiro Tateda |
Atsushi Kato | Takato Odagiri | Hiroyuki Tsutsumi |
Susumu Katsuki | Nobuo Ohta | Haruo Watanabe |
Kazuo Kobayashi | Kazunori Oishi | Akio Yamada |
Mutsuo Kobayashi | Nobuhiko Okabe | Yasuko Yamada |
Yoshio Koyanagi | Shigeru Omi | Yusuke Yanagi |
Ichiro Kurane | Hitoshi Oshitani | Hiroshi Yoshikura |
Masahiko Makino | Kyoko Sawabe | |
Yoshiharu Matsuura | Komei Shirabe |
This page last reviewed January 23, 2020.
The Japanese Journal of Infectious Diseases (JJID) is the official bimonthly publication in English of the National Institute of Infectious Diseases, Japan from February, 1999.
The Japanese Journal of Medical Science and Biology (JJMSB) had been the official publication of the National Institute of Health, Japan since 1952. It came out with the title of the Japanese Medical Journal in 1948 and was renamed the Japanese Journal of Medical Science and Biology in 1952. The journal published original papers, reviews, and epidemiological and other reports dealing with fundamental aspects of medical science and biology.
In April 1997, the National Institute of Health changed its name to the National Institute of Infectious Diseases. The functions and responsibilities of the institute are clearly defined in the enactment pertaining to its establishment:
1. To conduct and co-ordinate research projects of national importance on causative agents and pathogenesis of infectious diseases and their diagnosis, prophylaxis and therapy and various other projects necessary for public health and welfare.
2. To serve as the national reference laboratories for diagnosis and epidemiologic investigations of infectious diseases, maintenance of reference materials such as microbial pathogens, antigens and antibodies and distribution of such materialsto prefectural public health institutes and other related institutions, and standardization of diagnostic methods, etc.
3. To serve as the information center for the surveillance of infectious disease agents in Japan and other countries, collecting, analyzing and distributing laboratory information concerning the detection of infectious agents, in collaboration with prefectural public health institutes, health centers, and designated hospitals and in providing information of incidence of infectious diseases to the whole country and other countries.
4. To conduct potency assay and safety tests of vaccines, blood products, interferons and other biologic products, antibiotics, disinfectants, insecticides and antirodent drugs related to prophylaxis, therapy, and diagnosis of infectious diseases and to carry out basic research concerning quality control of those products.
5. To serve as WHO collaborating centers and other reference centers for various internationally cooperative medical research.
To focus clearly on basic research in infectious diseases, the journal is changing its name to the Japanese Journal of Infectious Diseases (JJID) and modifying its scope.