Name of Supervisor | Aiwu Dong | Gender | female | Date of Birth | Sep.1970 |
Professional Title | Professor | Area of Expertise | Biochemistry | Whether Part-time | No |
Research Direction | Using biochemistry, molecular biology, cell biology, genetics and other approaches to study the epigenetic mechanisms during cell division and development in plants,mainly on histone chaperones and histone methylation. |
Current Research Projects | NSFC and 973 projects |
Name of Supervisor | Xiaochun Ge | Gender | Female | Date of Birth | Sep.1970 |
Professional Title | Associate professor | Area of Expertise | Plant Molecular Biology | Whether Part-time | No |
Research Direction | l Protein functions involved in environmental stress responses in Arabidopsis and Rice Sessile plants evolve complicated mechanisms to counter attacks from environment, including biotic and abiotic stresses. We are interested in discovering novel genes involved in plant defense response and anti-abiotic stress response. Research tools include biochemistry, genetic, molecular biology, cell biology approaches. We have found that the enzymes responsible for protein ADP ribosylation participated in plant stress resistance. By using biochemistry approaches, we have identified a few protein candidates which can be ADP ribosylated in vivo. ADP ribosylated proteins have never been reported in plants before. We will elucidate the regulatory role of protein ADP ribosylation in plants. This research is supported by two NSFC grants. l Plant reproduction under environmental stresses. Environmental stresses cause dramatic grain reduction in cereal crop, especially when the stress occurs in reproductive stage. Grain set is an important agronomical index, which is directly associated with the reproductive development condition and affected severely by environmental factors. So far how environmental stresses regulate plant reproductive development is poorly understood. We aim to understand the interaction between reproductive organ and drought stress, and try to reveal the molecular mechanism of drought regulating reproductive process. |
Current Research Projects | l 2012.1-2015.12 PI of “ Studies on the molecular mechanism of PARP inhibitor on plant development”, supported by the National Nature Science Foundation of China (NSFC) l 2012.1-2016.12 Major participant of the 973 Key Project “Basic research on the water usage efficiency of crops”, supported by the National Ministry of Science and Technology l 2011.1-2013.12 PI of “ Studies on the role of PARG in genotoxin tolerance of Arabidopsis”, supported by NSFC l 2013.1-2015.12 PI of “The mechanism of EADT1 gene in increasing rice seed set under drought stress”, supported by Shanghai key project of basic research |
Name of Supervisor | LI Bo | Gender | Male | Date of Birth | Feb.1963 |
Professional Title | Professor | Area of Expertise | Ecology | Whether Part-time | No |
Research Direction | Invasion ecology, ecosystem ecology, applied ecology and coastal wetland (salt marsh) ecology |
Current Research Projects | Indirect effects of plant invasions on native ecosystems Alien invasive species-native biota interactions Effects of reclamation on ecosystem integrity and functioning |
Name of Supervisor | Hui Li | Gender | Male | Date of Birth | May.1978 |
Professional Title | Professor, Principal Investigator, PhD Student Supervisor | Area of Expertise | Human Biology | Whether Part-time | No |
Research Direction | Human Biology, including the genetic diversification of human populations; co-evolution of genome, diseases, and environments; genomic association of physical characters, etc. Historical Anthropology: revealing the formation of China nation by the cross-study among molecular anthropology, history, and archaeology. Linguistic Anthropology, studying the relationships between the linguistic diversity and human migration using tools of computational biology. |
Current Research Projects | Genetic structure of East Asians (NSFC); Refined phylogeny of Y chromosome (Excellent Youth Project of NSFC); Microevolution of human Alcohol associated gene families (Key Series Project of NSFC) |
Name of Supervisor | Baorong Lu | Gender | Male | Date of Birth | May.1957 |
Professional Title | Professor | Area of Expertise | Evolutionary biology, population genetics | Whether Part-time | No |
Research Direction | Prof. Lu’s research direction includes evolutionary biology, population genetics, and biodiversity conservation. Currently, he is actively involved in research projects dealing with genetic diversity and conservation of crop wild relative species, molecular evolution, and environmental biosafety assessment of genetically engineered crops, particularly the issue of transgene flow and its ecological consequences. |
Current Research Projects | 2011-2015: “The Common Technology for Protein Biosafety Assessment” from Ministry of Agriculture, 2.3 Million RMB 2011-2015: “Characterization and Selection of Genetic Diversity for Rice Biodiversity Cultivation” from 973 Project of Ministry of Science and Technology, 4.5 Million RMB 2008-2011: “The Common Technology for Biosafety Assessment” from Ministry of Agriculture, 8.6 Million RMB 2008-2011 “Biological Base of Transgene Escape and Its Environmental Biosafety” from NSFC, 1.60 Million RMB 2012-2016 “The origin and molecular evolution of weedy rice based on polymorphisims of shattering genes and microsatellites” from NSFC, 0.73 Million RMB |
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Name of Supervisor | Jinbiao Ma | Gender | Male | Date of Birth | May.1973 |
Professional Title | Professor | Area of Expertise | Structural Biology | Whether Part-time | No |
Research Direction | Structural study of proteins or protein/nucleic acids complexes involved in important biological mechanisms, such as RNA silencing, epigenetics and stem cell programming and reprogramming. |
Current Research Projects | - Structural and functional study of non-coding RNAs and their binding proteins in stem cell programming and reprogramming.
- Structural and functional study of chromatin remodeling proteins, histone modifying and binding proteins in plant epigenetics.
- Molecular basis for recognition and regulation of small non-coding RNAs in plant.
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Name of Supervisor | Hongyan Wang | Gender | Female | Date of Birth | Oct.1966 |
Professional Title | professor | Area of Expertise | Molecular Genetics | Whether Part-time | No |
Research Direction | Genetic study on birth defects |
Current Research Projects | 1. Genetic contribution to human neural tube defects Ref. Wang HY et al 2010 N Engl J of Med 362 :2232 2. Genetic analysis on folic acid metabolism in population with congenital heart disease Ref. Wang HY et al 2012 Circulation 125:482 Ref. Wang HY et al 2012 Cell Research DOI: 10.1038 /cr.2012.135 |
Name of Supervisor | Jiu-Cun Wang | Gender | Female | Date of Birth | Oct.1966 |
Professional Title | Professor | Area of Expertise | Genetics, Molecular Biology | Whether Part-time | No |
Research Direction | Work on the genomics, genetics, and molecular mechanism of scleroderma (systemic sclerosis), gout and other rheumatic diseases |
Current Research Projects | Leading two NSFC Project, one International Cooperation Project of Shanghai, and one sub-project of Shanghai Major Program for Basic Research. As a Site PI, lead the Chinese effort in one NIH-U01 project: 1) National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), 81270120, 1/1/2013-12/31/2016, Study of the key molecular events in the pathogenesis and treatment of scleroderma-associated pulmonary fibrosis. PI. 2) Science and Technology Commission of Shanghai Municipality (STCSM), 11DJ1400102, 1/1/2012-12/31/2014, Genetic and Pharmacogenetic studies of gout and hyperuricemia. Hejian Zou (Program project director); Jiu-Cun Wang: PI of Project 3. 3) STCSM, 11410701800, 10/1/2011-9/30/2013, Analysis of copy number variation in HLA region in systemic sclerosis and ankylosing spondylitis. PI. 4) NSFC, 30971594, 1/1/2010-12/31/2012, Mechanism and functional analysis of the anti-fibrotic target SPARC. Role: PI. 5) NIH NIAID U01, 1U01AI09090, 7/15/2010-6/30/2015, Studies of HLA Region Genomics in Systemic Sclerosis and Ankylosing Spondylitis. Xiaodong Zhou (PI); Jiu-Cun Wang (PI at Chinese site). 6) STCSM, 10JC1402100, 10/1/2010-9/30/2013, Molecular mechanism of a compound prescription of Chinese Traditional Medicine in treatment of scleroderma. Wenyu Wu (PI) ; Jiu-Cun Wang (PI at Fudan site). |
Name of Supervisor | Wang, Xuelu | Gender | Male | Date of Birth | Sep.1967 |
Professional Title | Professor | Area of Expertise | Plant Molecular Genetics | Whether Part-time | No |
Research Direction | Using genetics, biochemistry, cell biology, genomics, and proteomics approaches in Arabidopsis and rice to study brassinosteroid signaling pathway and its interacting network with other phytohormones, the regulatory mechanisms of hormones and environmental cues in plant development, and the molecular mechanisms of plant architecture control and drought tolerance. |
Current Research Projects | 1, Brassinosteroid signaling network in plants 2, The interaction of phytohormone and stress signaling pathways in plant development 3, The molecular mechanism of plant architecture control and stress tolerance |
Name of Supervisor | Lei Xue | Gender | Male | Date of Birth | Nov.1978 |
Professional Title | Investigator | Area of Expertise | Neurobiology | Whether Part-time | No |
Research Direction | Mechanisms of synaptic transmission of central nervous system |
Current Research Projects | 1. The mechanisms of endocytosis overshoot 2. The dynamic switch underlying compound exocytosis during strong stimulation |
Name of Supervisor | Guoping ZHAO | Gender | Male | Date of Birth | Aug.1948 |
Professional Title | Professor | Area of Expertise | Microbiology | Whether Part-time | No |
Research Direction | Synthetic Biology, Microbial Genomics, Bioinformatics, Metabolic Regulation |
Current Research Projects | The National Basic Research Program of China (973 Program):Construction and integration of the new functional artificial biological devices; The Key Project of National Natural Science Foundation, China:Delineating the regulatory network and signal transduction mechanism of nitrogen assimilation in the rifamycin SV-producing Amycolatopsis mediterranei U32; |
Name of Supervisor | Tao Zhong | Gender | Male | Date of Birth | Nov.1964 |
Professional Title | Full Professor | Area of Expertise | Genetics and Developmental Biology | Whether Part-time | No |
Research Direction | Cellular and molecular mechanisms in regulating cardiovascular development and organ morphogenesis. |
Current Research Projects | 1. Regulation of Myocardial Differentiation and Heart Development (National Basic Research Program of China, Chief Scientist) 2. Identification of key genes in Cardiomyogenesis and its Genetic Mechanisms (National Basic Research Program of China, Group Leader) 3. Mechanisms of Ciliary Development and Left-right Asymmetry in Zebrafish (National Science Foundation of China) 4. Mechanisms of Asymmetric Development of Heart and Organs (Pujiang Talent Plan in Shanghai) |
Name of Supervisor | Naishuo Zhu(NS Zhu) | Gender | male | Date of Birth | 1955 |
Professional Title | professor | Area of Expertise | Molecular Immunology | Whether Part-time | No |
Research Direction | Medical Molecular Biaology, Molecular Immunology |
Current Research Projects | 1.The immune tolerance inducing and immune enhancing,mechanism of immune responses associated antigen processing and presenting genes, R&D of Adjuvant for Vaccine(such as HBV and Rabies virus et al). 2.Epigenetics, & genetic Engineering for anti-viruses,tumor growth and metastasis related genes. 3.Molecular diagnosis of autoimmune diseases. |
Name of Supervisor | Zhijun Ma | Gender | Male | Date of Birth | Jan.1972 |
Professional Title | Associate Professor | Area of Expertise | Avian ecology | Whether Part-time | No |
Research Direction | Stopover ecology, Habitat ecology, Conservation ecology |
Current Research Projects | 1)Effects of exotic Spartina on the breeding ecology of saltmarsh birds; 2) Stopover ecology of migratory shorebirds: stopover duration and fuel deposition |
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