Professor and Chair of Ecology at Wuhan University, who is broadly interested in molecular evolution and comparative genomics in bats, mammals, and vertebrates.
Our lastest paper showed that evolutionary patterns of immune genes in bats are more diverse than previously thought.
Comparative analyses of bat genomes identify distinct evolution of immunity in Old World fruit bats https://t.co/qVq68N13Uh
Genome-scale analysis of bats reveal features including the loss of NLRP1, duplications of PGLYRP1 and C5AR2, and amino acid replacements in MyD88. All mark the importance of immune adaptation in bats against viruses. A must-read:
https://t.co/qlgR667ArP
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In This Issue | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences https://t.co/oE726J2rYL Bitter receptors and dietary shifts in frogs - This is our latest work.
Nice experience working with @NatureEcolEvol
Title: ACE2 receptor usage reveals variation in susceptibility to SARS-CoV and SARS-CoV-2 infection among bat species
https://t.co/uORiQEjYvJ