Shigang Zhao

[Shigang Zhao @ShigangZhao]

Our new paper is online! 🧬
Integrative Genetic Analyses Identify Mitochondrial-Related Genes Associated With Female Reproductive Disorders
Free access until Nov 15, 2026:
https://t.co/94XjWD0k41

#Mitochondria #ReproductiveHealth #Genetics

[Shigang Zhao @ShigangZhao]

Proud to share that our article
“Akkermansia: A promising microbial target for female reproductive and metabolic health”
is now available online at Elsevier!📖 https://t.co/kXbOibdw9k #GutMicrobiota #WomenHealth

[Shigang Zhao @ShigangZhao]

Excited to share our latest paper just published in Exploration! We reveal hepatic mechanisms behind obesity-related hypercoagulation.https://t.co/LlNTuCNsDb #Obesity #Hypercoagulation #Liver #Transcriptomics #PrecisionMedicine

[Shigang Zhao @ShigangZhao]

Our new paper is now online!
β-Sitosterol: a Common Compound in Hundreds of Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatments for Infertility and its Effects on Human Ovarian Granulosa Cells🔗 https://t.co/IhVRBBMx7k
Journal: Phenomics
#TCM #Infertility #BetaSitosterol #ReproductiveHealth

[Kexin Huang @KexinHuang5]

Today, we're excited to share that Biomni is published in @ScienceMagazine.

Biomedical research is still fragmented, manual, and difficult to scale. In this work, we introduce Biomni - the first general-purpose biomedical AI agent with an integrated biology environment that can reason, plan, and execute end-to-end scientific workflows.

We show that, with the right environment and harness, AI can automate large-scale omics analyses, orchestrate laboratory robotics, optimize molecular properties, and even train new AI models for biology.

We also introduce a reinforcement learning recipe for continually improving biomedical AI agents, enabling open-source models to achieve frontier-level performance.

It's surreal to look back. We started the Biomni project in early 2024, when agentic AI was still nascent. It is exciting to see tens of thousands of biologists collaborating with agents every day to accelerate science.

Try Biomni: https://t.co/Pzm8TVlkNA
Read more: https://t.co/pRstxzPKDi

This work is not possible without this truly inter-disciplinary team: @serena2z @hcwww_ @YuanhaoQ Minta Lu, Ryan Li, @yusufroohani Lin Qiu @shiyi_c98 Gavin Junze Di @rickwierenga @kavi_deniz Sherry @TianweiShe Shruti Jennefer Xin Zhou @MWheelerMD Jon Bernstein @MengdiWang10 @PengHeAtlas @zhou_jingtian @SnyderShot @lecong Aviv Regev @jure

@StanfordAILab @genentech @phylo_bio @arcinstitute @UW @berkeley_ai @RetroBio_ @tamarindbio @Princeton @UCSF

[The Lancet @TheLancet]

Experts reach consensus to rename polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), better reflecting the condition’s full health impacts.

Find out more 👉 https://t.co/Azue7YDFcn @ESEndocrinology #ECE2026

[Androgen Excess and PMOS Society @aepmossociety]

📣 #pcosnamechange

Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome #PMOS is the new name for the condition previously known as Polycystic Ovary Syndrome #PCOS, which impacts 1 in 8, or more than 170 million women worldwide.

📄 Resources in multiple languages: https://t.co/LcKZ0yNTaW

[iMeta @iMetaScience]

🤔 Curious what #iMeta is and why we reached IF = 33.2 in just 3 years? 🚀
⚡Wondering how we process manuscripts so fast while driving cutting-edge discoveries?
🎥 Watch this short video — the answers are here.
More details about iMeta: https://t.co/8hXrZ2DlJX
#Bioinformatics #microbiome #journal #sciencecommunication @wileymicrobio @WileyBiomedical @WileyOnc_Hem @WileyEcolEvol

[Shigang Zhao @ShigangZhao]

Thrilled to share that the Research Briefing accompanying our paper in Nature Medicine is now published online
Read it freely here: https://t.co/rx1EnkIW4Y
Thanks to the team and collaborators! #NatureMedicine #PCOS #PrecisionMedicine

[Shigang Zhao @ShigangZhao]

Excited to share that our paper on "Multi-ancestry genome-wide association analyses of polycystic ovary syndrome" is now published online in Nature Genetics!
Check it out (view-only link): https://t.co/fqMSKv46oB
#PCOS #Genomics #WomensHealth #NatureGenetics

[Shigang Zhao @ShigangZhao]

Thrilled to share our breakthrough in Nature Medicine: Data-driven subtypes of polycystic ovary syndrome and their association with clinical outcomes. Full paper: https://t.co/JTrjeqCykb #NatureMedicine #WomensHealth #MedicalResearch

[Shigang Zhao @ShigangZhao]

We are pleased to inform you that your article "Peripheral blood RNA modifications as a novel diagnostic signature for polycystic ovary syndrome" has been published online in Science China Life Sciences.
https://t.co/Rh8OsiK79e

[Shigang Zhao @ShigangZhao]

Our new study in BMC Medicine reveals lipoprotein subfraction signatures in high-FNPO PCOS, enhancing PCOM diagnosis & risk assessment with advanced ML models. #PCOS #MachineLearning #WomensHealth https://t.co/732rbjaPAo

[Signal Transduction and Targeted Therapy (STTT) @sigtrans_sttt]

#STTT : Qin, L., Sun, T., Li, X. et al. Population-level analyses identify host and environmental variables influencing the vaginal microbiome. Sig Transduct Target Ther 10, 64 (2025). https://t.co/wA5gLO9ht3

[Shigang Zhao @ShigangZhao]

Our latest research, Caloric restriction prevents inheritance of polycystic ovary syndrome through oocyte-mediated DNA methylation reprogramming, is now published in Cell Metabolism.
Read it here: https://t.co/IXlnpgdbKe
#PCOS #CaloricRestriction #OocyteResearch #DNA Methylation

[Cell Metabolism @Cell_Metabolism]

New! Online now: Caloric restriction prevents inheritance of polycystic ovary syndrome through oocyte-mediated DNA methylation reprogramming https://t.co/qI4Bf7Stm0

[Shigang Zhao @ShigangZhao]

Our latest study, Population-level analyses identify host and environmental variables influencing the vaginal microbiome, is now published in Signal Transduction and Targeted Therapy.
Read it here: https://t.co/jKHpviyTnT
#VaginalMicrobiome #ReproductiveHealth #STTT

[nature @Nature]

DeepSeek's open AI model is giving scientists worldwide the opportunity to train custom reasoning models designed to solve problems in their disciplines.

https://t.co/vBO6IjMUF0

[The BMJ @bmj_latest]

Fresh embryo transfer may be a better option for women with a low chance of IVF success, suggests new research in The BMJ.

These findings do not support a freeze-all strategy in these women, say researchers

Includes a visual abstract
https://t.co/FgPsMK1MJM

[Nature Reviews Endocrinology @NatureRevEndo]

New content online: Polycystic ovary syndrome as a metabolic disease https://t.co/DApohBgmnF