Training:
B. A, Nanjing Normal University, China. 1982
M. A. Brooklyn College, City University of New York 1990
Research Assistant, 1992
Molecular Biology and Biochemistry
Department of Cell Biology and Genetics
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York
Research Assistant 1996
Department of Pharmacology, Yale Medical School
Study signal transduction mechanisms of G-proteins.
Independently conduct receptor-ligand binding assays etc
Research Assistant Level I 1996
Department of Pathology. Yale Medical School
Mouse genetics involving STAT proteins. Tissue section and pathological analysis
Research Assistant. Level II, Lab Manager, 1997
Department of Pathology, Yale Medical School
Protein biochemistry including Protein PAGE analysis, Western blotting, Immuno-precipitation; Conducting manual DNA sequencing and sequencing gel analysis, in vitro mutagenesis.
Research Associate 2004-now
Laboratory of Dr. Jon Morrow
Department of Pathology, Yale Medical School
Generation and analysis of mouse strains with Spectrin conditional knock-out, Molecular cloning of expression vectors, Tissue processing
Expertise:
Mouse genetics, Molecular cloning, Tissue processing and Cell culture,
Research
Interests:
Cell signaling, mouse genetics, mechanism of spectrin function
Selected
Publications:
Jacoby, J. J., Kalinowski, A., Liu, M., Chai, G-X, Iwamoto, Y., Zhang, S. S-M., Gao, Q., Ji., L., Li, E., Schneider, M., Russell, K. S., Fu, X-Y. (2003) Cardiomyocyte-restricted knockout of Stat3 results in increased susceptibility to heart failure and cardiac fibrosis. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 100, 12929-12934.
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