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Ting Wu
Medical School
Xiamen University
Fujian
Language: Chinese, English
Autophagy
Tumor Development
Drug Resistance
Immune Response
Necrosis
Apoptosis
Tumor Markers
Liquid Chip
Detection Methods
Mechanism Research
Areas of Focus
- Research on the relationship and mechanism between autophagy and tumor development and drug resistance
- Mechanism of different immune inflammatory responses induced by necrosis or apoptosis of tumor cells
- Research and development of liquid chip technology for tumor marker detection
Work Experience
- 2003~2006 - Xiamen University, School of Medicine - Teaching Assistant
- 2006~2014 - Xiamen University, School of Medicine - Assistant Professor
- 2009~2010 - University of Pennsylvania, School of Medicine - Visiting Scholar
- 2014~Present - Xiamen University, School of Medicine - Associate Professor
Academic Background & Achievements
- 1996~2000 Bachelor: Beijing Normal University, School of Life Sciences
- 2000~2003 Master's in Cell Biology: Beijing Normal University, School of Life Sciences
- 2006~2010 PhD in Cell Biology: Xiamen University, School of Life Sciences
Publications
- Regulator of G-protein signaling 19 (RGS19) and its partner Gɑ-inhibiting activity polypeptide 3 (GNAI3) are required for zVAD-induced autophagy and cell death, Ting Wu, Yuanyue Li, Deli Huang, Felicia Han, Yingying Zhang, Duanwu Zhang, Jiahuai Han, 2014
- Menin represses tumorigenesis via repressing cell proliferation, Ting Wu and Xianxin Hua, 2011
- Regulation of Cyclin B2 Expression and Cell Cycle G2/M Transition by Menin, Ting Wu, Xiuli Zhang, Xiaohua Huang, Yuqing Yang, and Xianxin Hua, 2010
- Necrotic Cell Death (Chapter 3: Role of RIP3 in Necrotic Cell Death), Ting Wu, Wanze Chen, Jiahuai Han, 2014
- Reversal of preexisting hyperglycemia in diabetic mice by acute deletion of the Men1 gene, Yuqing Yang, Buddha Gurung, Ting Wu, Haoren Wang, Doris A. Stoffers, and Xianxin Hua, 2010
