Area of research
Ophthalmology · Plant Science
Research interest
Research focused on Eisenia fetida and Earthworm, with related work in Soil carbon, Contamination, Behcet's disease. Notable publications include 'Single-cell analyses highlight the proinflammatory contribution of C1q-high monocytes to Behçet’s disease', 'Assessment of bioremediation potential of metal contaminated soils (Cu, Cd, Pb and Zn) by earthworms from their tolerance, accumulation and impact on metal activation and soil...', and 'TNF inhibitors target a mevalonate metabolite/TRPM2/calcium signaling axis in neutrophils to dampen vasculitis in Behçet’s disease'.
Current Progress and Future Trends in Carbon Sources and Sinks in Farmland Ecosystems: A Bibliometric Analysis (2002–2023)
Intensive culture of anecic earthworms (Amynthas aspergillum) under monoculture and coculture: impacts on vertical soil organic carbon accumulation via regulating microbial biomass and community structure in South China
TNF inhibitors target a mevalonate metabolite/TRPM2/calcium signaling axis in neutrophils to dampen vasculitis in Behçet’s disease
Multidimensional effects of green waste vermicomposting on cadmium contaminated soil ecosystems: From physicochemical properties to microbial communities
Toxicological Effects of Two Ecological Types of Earthworms During Nano Hydroxyapatite Remediation of Cd-Contaminated Soil and Their Differential Regulation of the Soil Microbial Community
Individual and combined effects of earthworms and Sphingobacterium sp. on soil organic C, N forms and enzyme activities in non-contaminated and Cd-contaminated soil
Ecologically different earthworm species are the driving force of microbial hotspots influencing Pb uptake by the leafy vegetable Brassica campestris
Single-cell analyses highlight the proinflammatory contribution of C1q-high monocytes to Behçet’s disease
Assessment of bioremediation potential of metal contaminated soils (Cu, Cd, Pb and Zn) by earthworms from their tolerance, accumulation and impact on metal activation and soil quality: A case study in South China
Growth and Pb Uptake of Brassica campestris Enhanced by Two Ecological Earthworm Species in Relation to Soil Physicochemical Properties