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School of Traditional Chinese Pharmacy's Ninghua Tan/Zhe Wang Team Publishes Latest Research Results on Natural Product and Drug Target Discovery

Recently, the team of Ninghua Tan/Zhe Wang from the School of Traditional Chinese Pharmacy published their research results in ACS Central Science and Drug Discovery Today, the leading journals in science and pharmacy.Triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) is highly malignant, lacks effective targeted therapies, has limited efficacy of chemotherapy and is easily resistant to drugs, and is in urgent need of new mechanism drugs. In this study, based on the strategy of biofunction-directed isolation
School of Traditional Chinese Pharmacy Prof. Jianxin Wu/Qing Huang Team Publishes Latest Research Results in Nature Communications

Recently, the team of Prof. Jianxin Wu and Prof. Qing Huang from the School of Traditional Chinese Pharmacy published a research paper titled “Microecology in vitro model replicates the human skin microbiome interactions” online in Nature Communications, constructing the first stratum corneum-like microecology model (SCmic), which provides a brand new tool platform for skin microbiome research. Wang Pan, a PhD student from the School of Traditional Chinese Pharmacy class of 2023, Lecturer Huijua
The team of Lingyi Kong/Chao Zhang from the School of Traditional Chinese Pharmacy published a new strategy of immunopotentiation based on the synergistic modulation of tumor outer vesicles by active ingredients of traditional Chinese medicine in the

Recently, Professor Lingyi Kong and Associate Researcher Chao Zhang from the School of Traditional Chinese Pharmacy published a research paper entitled “Enhancing immunogenicity and release of in situ-generated tumor vesicles for autologous vaccines” in the Journal of Controlled Release. Dr. Jinhu Chen (Ph.D. student, class of 2021) and Caili Zhao (M.S. student, class of 2020) are the co-first authors of the paper. Prof. Lingyi Kong, Associate Researcher Chao Zhang and Prof. Jianguang Luo are th
The team of Jianqiu Chen/Yinqiao Zhang/Sijin Zuo from the College of Engineering published their latest research results in Nature Communications.

Recently, the team of Jianqiu Chen, Yinqiao Zhang, and Sijin Zuo from the College of Engineering published their latest research results Intrinsic Strain of Defect Sites Steering Chlorination Reaction for Water Purification in the journal Nature Communications, revealing that the intrinsic strain effect of defect sites guides the degradation of chlorinated drugs in water. Prof. Yinqiao Zhang, Associate Researcher of College of Engineering, and M.S. student Mohan Chen, Class of 2022, are the firs

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