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Ping Jie
Medical School
Wuhan University
Hubei
Language: English, Chinese
Immunology
Metabolic Diseases
Treatment
Immunotoxicology
T Cells
Macrophages
Fatty Liver
Diabetes
Molecular Mechanisms
Disease Prevention
Areas of Focus
- Immunological mechanisms and treatments of metabolic diseases; Immunotoxicology
Work Experience
- 2016.08 - 2017.09 University of Minnesota, USA, Visiting Scholar
- 2013.06 - Present Wuhan University Basic Medical School, Pharmacology Department, Doctoral Supervisor
- 2010.12 - Present Wuhan University Basic Medical School, Pharmacology Department, Associate Professor
- 2009.03 - 2009.06 USUHS, USA, Visiting Scholar
- 2007.12 - 2010.11 Wuhan University Basic Medical School, Pharmacology Department, Lecturer
Academic Background & Achievements
- 2003.09 - 2007.11 Wuhan University Medical School, Pharmacology Department, PhD
- 1998.09 - 2003.07 Wuhan University, Bachelor of Medicine
Publications
- Prenatal caffeine ingestion induces long-term alterations in scavenger receptor class B type I expression and glucocorticoid synthesis in adult male offspring rat adrenals, Ping Jie, 2018
- Intrauterine growth retardation-associated syncytin b hypermethylation in maternal rat blood revealed by DNA methylation array analysis, Ping Jie, 2017
- Prenatal caffeine ingestion increases susceptibility to pulmonary inflammation in adult female rat offspring, Ping Jie, 2017
- Reproductive Toxicity of T Cells in Early Life: Abnormal Immune Development and Postnatal Diseases, Ping Jie, 2017
- Enhanced thymocyte apoptosis induced by maternal undernutrition in late gestation results in declined mature T cells in rat fetal thymus, Ping Jie, 2017
- Increased Fetal Thymocytes Apoptosis Contributes to Prenatal Nicotine Exposure-induced Th1/Th2 Imbalance in Male Offspring Mice, Ping Jie, 2016
- Developmental origins of inflammatory and immune diseases, Ping Jie, 2016
- DNA hypermethylation of acetoacetyl-CoA synthetase contributes to inhibited cholesterol supply and steroidogenesis in fetal rat adrenals under prenatal nicotine exposure, Ping Jie, 2016
- Increased DNA methylation of scavenger receptor class B type I contributes to inhibitory effects of prenatal caffeine ingestion on cholesterol uptake and steroidogenesis in fetal adrenals, Ping Jie, 2015
- Prenatal caffeine ingestion induces aberrant DNA methylation and histone acetylation of steroidogenic factor 1 and inhibits fetal adrenal steroidogenesis, Ping Jie, 2014
Awards
- 2017 Third Prize for Excellent Teaching Research Paper, Wuhan University
- 2018 Third Prize in Teaching Competition, Basic Medical School of Wuhan University
