Hua Yang
yanghua0712@tongji.edu.cn
Chinese, English
Shanghai
Tongji University
Life Sciences
  • PhD in Cell Chemistry and Molecular Biology
  • Master's in Genetics from Second Military Medical University
  • Studied and exchanged at Boystown National Research Hospital, USA
  • 2009 - Present: Tongji University, School of Life Sciences and Technology, Associate Researcher
  • Previous: Lecturer at Second Military Medical University, Director at Shanghai Southern Model Organism Research Center
  • 2017: Second Prize, Tongji University Teaching Achievement Award for the course system of Molecular Biology and Genetic Engineering
  • 2017-2018: Responsible for the course 'The Mystery of Life - Starting from Genes', recognized as a distinctive course at Tongji University
  • 2016: Outstanding Class Teacher at the School of Life Sciences and Technology, Tongji University
  • 2015-2016: Responsible for the Genetics course, recognized as a distinctive course at Tongji University
  • 2010-2011: Third Prize and Best Style Award in the Young Teachers' Lecture Competition at Tongji University
Genetic engineering in mouse models for gene function research
Nutritional metabolism and aging mechanisms in nematode models
  • Brain-specific SNAP-25 deletion leads to elevated extracellular glutamate level and schizophrenia-like behavior in mice, Hua Yang et al., 2017
  • Knockout of Abi3bp in mice does not affect their olfactory function, mental state and NNK-induced lung tumorigenesis, Hua Yang et al., 2016
  • Matrix recruitment and calcium sequestration for spatial specific otoconia development, Hua Yang et al., 2011
  • Expression, functional, and structural analysis of proteins critical for otoconia development, Hua Yang et al., 2010
  • Gene targeting reveals the role of Oc90 as the essential organizer of the otoconial organic matrix, Hua Yang et al., 2007
  • Palladin regulates cell and extracellular matrix interaction through maintaining normal actin cytoskeleton architecture and stabilizing beta1-integrin, Hua Yang et al., 2007
Genetic Engineering Mouse Models Gene Function Research Nutritional Metabolism Aging Mechanisms Nematode Models Biological Research Molecular Biology Cell Chemistry

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