Xiaoqun Wang
Institute of Biophysics
Chinese Academy of Sciences
China
Biography
Nov. 2011 Supported by the Young Thousand Talents Program 2012-present Professor, Institute of Biophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences 2009—2012 Associate Specialist, and Assistant Professor (Research), University of California, at San Francisco (UCSF) 2007—2009 Research Fellow, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center 2004—2006 Visiting Scholar, University of California, at San Francisco 2000—2003 Ph.D Institute of genetics and Developmental Biology at CAS Nov. 2011 Supported by the Young Thousand Talents Program 2012-present Professor, Institute of Biophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences 2009—2012 Associate Specialist, and Assistant Professor (Research), University of California, at San Francisco (UCSF) 2007—2009 Research Fellow, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center 2004—2006 Visiting Scholar, University of California, at San Francisco 2000—2003 Ph.D Institute of genetics and Developmental Biology at CAS
Research Interest
My lab is interested in the function and regulation of neural stem cells in the mammalian brains. More Specifically we are working on 1). Symmetric and asymmetric division of neuronal stem cell; 2).Niches and neural differentiation of embryonic stem cell; 3).Modeling human brain developmental diseases with pluripotent stem cells and in animal models; 4).Molecular and cellular mechanism regulating neuronal stem cell fate and circuits formation during the development of cerebral cortex.
Publications
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Wang YX, Wu Q, Peng Y, Wang CF, Liu J, Ding WY, Liu WS, Bai Y. Yang Y, Wang H, Gao SR# and Wang X#. Rcor2, the LSD1 Corepressor, Orchestrates Neurogenesis in the Developing Mouse Brain. Nature Comm. 2016 Jan 22;7:10481.（#Co-corresponding author）
