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Name	Tian Xue
Contact Information	xuetian@ustc.edu.cn
Language ability	English, Chinese
Province	Anhui

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Name

Tian Xue

Contact Information

xuetian@ustc.edu.cn

Language ability

English, Chinese

Province

Anhui

University/Lab Affiliation and Title	University of Science and Technology of China
Faculty	Life Sciences
Academic Background & Achievements	1995-2000 Bachelor: University of Science and Technology of China 2000-2005 PhD in Molecular Physiology: Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Published 49 SCI papers, cited over 4000 times, h-index 27
Work Experience	2006-2011 - Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine - Postdoctoral Researcher 2011-2012 - Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine - Assistant Researcher 2012-present - National Research Center for Microscale Material Science - Professor 2012-present - University of Science and Technology of China - Professor
Awards	2003: American Heart Association (AHA) Scientific Sessions Selected Late-Breaking Science 2004: NIH Stem Cells Scholarship at the Keystone Stem Cells Symposium, NIH 2006: BEST BASIC SCIENCE PAPER by Circulation, AHA 2012: National Innovative Talent Program 2013: National Natural Science Foundation of China Outstanding Youth Fund 2014: Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP) Young Investigator Grants 2019: 2019 China's Top Ten Advances in Life Sciences 2019: Cell Journal Best Paper of 2019 2019: National Natural Science Foundation of China Distinguished Youth Fund 2020: 2020 China's Major Advances in Neuroscience

University/Lab Affiliation and Title

University of Science and Technology of China

Faculty

Life Sciences

Academic Background & Achievements

1995-2000 Bachelor: University of Science and Technology of China
2000-2005 PhD in Molecular Physiology: Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Published 49 SCI papers, cited over 4000 times, h-index 27

Work Experience

2006-2011 - Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine - Postdoctoral Researcher
2011-2012 - Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine - Assistant Researcher
2012-present - National Research Center for Microscale Material Science - Professor
2012-present - University of Science and Technology of China - Professor

Awards

2003: American Heart Association (AHA) Scientific Sessions Selected Late-Breaking Science
2004: NIH Stem Cells Scholarship at the Keystone Stem Cells Symposium, NIH
2006: BEST BASIC SCIENCE PAPER by Circulation, AHA
2012: National Innovative Talent Program
2013: National Natural Science Foundation of China Outstanding Youth Fund
2014: Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP) Young Investigator Grants
2019: 2019 China's Top Ten Advances in Life Sciences
2019: Cell Journal Best Paper of 2019
2019: National Natural Science Foundation of China Distinguished Youth Fund
2020: 2020 China's Major Advances in Neuroscience

Areas of Focus	Light perception and signal transduction mechanisms Non-image forming visual neural circuits Gene editing, stem cell technology, and nanomaterials in retinal degeneration treatment
Publications	Light modulates glucose metabolism by a retina-hypothalamus-brown adipose tissue axis., Meng JJ, Shen JW, Guang L, Ouyang CJ, Hu JX, Li ZS, Zhao H, Shi YM, Zhang M, Liu R, Chen JT, Ma YQ, Zhao H and Xue T, 2023 Melanopsin retinal ganglion cells mediate light-promoted brain development., Hu JX, Shi YM, Zhang JM, Huang XF, Wang Q, Zhao H, Shen JW, Chen ZP, Song W, Zheng P, Zhan SL, Sun YP, Cai PF, An K, Ouyang CJ, Zhao BZ, Zhou QX, Xu L, Xiong W, Zhang Z, Meng JJ, Chen JT, Ma YQ, Zhao H, Zhang M, Qu K, Hu J, Luo MH, Xu FQ, Chen XW, Xiong Y, Bao J, and Xue T, 2022 Mammalian Near-Infrared Image Vision through Injectable and Self-Powered Retinal Nanoantennae., Ma Y, Bao J, Zhang Y, Li Z, Zhou Z, Zhou X, Wan C, Huang L, Zhao Y, Han G, Xue T, 2019 Single-cell profiling reveals Müller glia coordinate retinal intercellular communication during light/dark adaptation via thyroid hormone signaling., Wei M, Sun YP, Li SZ, Chen YN, Li LF, Fang MH, Shi RH, Tong DL, Chen JT, Ma YQ, Qu K, Zhang M, Xue T, 2023 A single-cell transcriptome atlas of the aging human and macaque retina., Yi WY, Lu YF, Zhong SJ, Zhang M, Sun L, Dong H, Wang MD, Wei M, Xie HH, Qu HQ, Peng RM, Hong J, Yao ZQ, Tong YY, Wang W, Ma Q, Liu ZY, Ma YQ, Li SZ, Yin CH, Liu JW, Ma C, Wang XQ, Wu Q, and Xue T, 2021 A Circadian Rhythm-gated Subcortical Visual Circuit for Nighttime Light Induced Depressive-like Behaviors., An K, Zhao H, Miao Y, Xu Q, Li YF, Ma YQ, Shi YM, Shen JW, Meng JJ, Yao YG, Zhang Z, Chen JT, Bao J, Zhang M and Xue T, 2020 Chromatin accessibility analysis reveals regulatory dynamics of developing human retina and hiPSC derived retinal organoids., Xie H, Zhang W, Zhang M, Akhtar T, Li Y, Yi W, Sun X, Zuo Z, Wei M, Fang X, Yao Z, Dong K, Zhong S, Liu Q, Shen Y, Wu Q, Wang X, Zhao H, Bao J, Qu K, Xue T, 2020 In vivo genome editing rescues photoreceptor degeneration via a Cas9/RecA-mediated homology-directed repair pathway., Cai Y, Cheng T, Yao Y, Li X, Ma Y, Li L, Zhao H, Bao J, Zhang M, Qiu Z, Xue T, 2019 Melanopsin Signaling in Mammalian Iris and Retina., Xue T, Do MT, Riccio A, Jiang Z, Hsieh J, Wang HC, Merbs SL, Welsbie DS, Yoshioka T, Weissgerber P, Stolz S, Flockerzi V, Freichel M, Simon MI, Clapham DE, Yau KW, 2011

Areas of Focus

Light perception and signal transduction mechanisms
Non-image forming visual neural circuits
Gene editing, stem cell technology, and nanomaterials in retinal degeneration treatment

Publications

Light modulates glucose metabolism by a retina-hypothalamus-brown adipose tissue axis., Meng JJ, Shen JW, Guang L, Ouyang CJ, Hu JX, Li ZS, Zhao H, Shi YM, Zhang M, Liu R, Chen JT, Ma YQ, Zhao H and Xue T, 2023
Melanopsin retinal ganglion cells mediate light-promoted brain development., Hu JX, Shi YM, Zhang JM, Huang XF, Wang Q, Zhao H, Shen JW, Chen ZP, Song W, Zheng P, Zhan SL, Sun YP, Cai PF, An K, Ouyang CJ, Zhao BZ, Zhou QX, Xu L, Xiong W, Zhang Z, Meng JJ, Chen JT, Ma YQ, Zhao H, Zhang M, Qu K, Hu J, Luo MH, Xu FQ, Chen XW, Xiong Y, Bao J, and Xue T, 2022
Mammalian Near-Infrared Image Vision through Injectable and Self-Powered Retinal Nanoantennae., Ma Y, Bao J, Zhang Y, Li Z, Zhou Z, Zhou X, Wan C, Huang L, Zhao Y, Han G, Xue T, 2019
Single-cell profiling reveals Müller glia coordinate retinal intercellular communication during light/dark adaptation via thyroid hormone signaling., Wei M, Sun YP, Li SZ, Chen YN, Li LF, Fang MH, Shi RH, Tong DL, Chen JT, Ma YQ, Qu K, Zhang M, Xue T, 2023
A single-cell transcriptome atlas of the aging human and macaque retina., Yi WY, Lu YF, Zhong SJ, Zhang M, Sun L, Dong H, Wang MD, Wei M, Xie HH, Qu HQ, Peng RM, Hong J, Yao ZQ, Tong YY, Wang W, Ma Q, Liu ZY, Ma YQ, Li SZ, Yin CH, Liu JW, Ma C, Wang XQ, Wu Q, and Xue T, 2021
A Circadian Rhythm-gated Subcortical Visual Circuit for Nighttime Light Induced Depressive-like Behaviors., An K, Zhao H, Miao Y, Xu Q, Li YF, Ma YQ, Shi YM, Shen JW, Meng JJ, Yao YG, Zhang Z, Chen JT, Bao J, Zhang M and Xue T, 2020
Chromatin accessibility analysis reveals regulatory dynamics of developing human retina and hiPSC derived retinal organoids., Xie H, Zhang W, Zhang M, Akhtar T, Li Y, Yi W, Sun X, Zuo Z, Wei M, Fang X, Yao Z, Dong K, Zhong S, Liu Q, Shen Y, Wu Q, Wang X, Zhao H, Bao J, Qu K, Xue T, 2020
In vivo genome editing rescues photoreceptor degeneration via a Cas9/RecA-mediated homology-directed repair pathway., Cai Y, Cheng T, Yao Y, Li X, Ma Y, Li L, Zhao H, Bao J, Zhang M, Qiu Z, Xue T, 2019
Melanopsin Signaling in Mammalian Iris and Retina., Xue T, Do MT, Riccio A, Jiang Z, Hsieh J, Wang HC, Merbs SL, Welsbie DS, Yoshioka T, Weissgerber P, Stolz S, Flockerzi V, Freichel M, Simon MI, Clapham DE, Yau KW, 2011

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