Research Progress

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  A Recent Progress on DNA Taxonomy - Heuristic optimization for global species clustering of DNA sequence data from multiple loci

  Clustering molecular sequences based on the level of similarity can give information on the number and diversity of species, and is a very commonly used approach for assessing species level diversity in many taxonomic groups. The number of available multi-gene datasets is growing rapidly, although the literature is currently dominated with single gene analyses, with remarkably little discussion of integrated species clustering using multi-locus dataset.

  Aug 09, 2013
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  Ground tit genome studied by Ornithological Research Group of the Institute of Zoology reveals avian adaptation to living at high altitudes in the Tibetan plateau

  Aug 07, 2013
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  Evolution of the Eye Transcriptome under Constant Darkness in Sinocyclocheilus Cavefish

  Jul 11, 2013
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  Genome-wide Loss of 5-hmC is a Novel Epigenetic Feature of Huntington’s Disease

  Jun 20, 2013
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  Dr. Chunsheng Han’s team has published their series of research results about gene regulation in mammalian spermatogenesis in journals such as Nature Communications.

  Jun 20, 2013
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  Brown adipose tissue transplantation improves whole-body energy metabolism

  May 16, 2013
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  Fev regulates hematopoietic stem cell development via ERK signaling

  Apr 23, 2013
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  A closer look at molecular signaling in early placenta formation gives clues to causes of pregnancy complications

  Apr 19, 2013
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  New progress in studying the evolutionary history of glires and their response to global environmental change

  Apr 15, 2013
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  Phosphatase Wip1 is an intrinsic negative master for neutrophil development

  Apr 10, 2013