Researchers have shed new light on how multiple stressors interact to affect freshwater food webs.
Researchers have unveiled the evolutionary history and genetic mechanisms that enable deep-sea fish to survive in Earth’s most extreme conditions, shedding new light on how life endures in such environments.
A research group led by Prof. XIAO Wuhan from the Institute of Hydrobiology (IHB) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences has identified SET and MYND domain containing protein 3 (SMYD3) as a negative regulator of the type I interferon signaling pathway. SMYD3 directly catalyzes the dimethylation of IRF3 at lysine 39.
After China's first "space fish farming" experiment yielded fruitful results, the "fish astronauts" are expected to embark on another journey to Tiangong Space Station this year to help scientists study the effects of the space environment on vertebrate muscle and bone development.
A team of researchers in China conducted single-cell sequencing of the olfactory epithelium of zebrafish in the AB strain blank control group and the CAS-exposed group to reveal the heterogeneity of zebrafish olfactory epithelium and the response of cell populations after CAS treatment.
In 2025, six zebrafish are set to journey to China's space station, assisting scientists in exploring how the space environment impacts the muscle and skeletal development of vertebrates. This research is expected to bolster long-term human survival in space and pave the way for interplanetary habitation.
In his presentation, Prof. Dong provided an overview of various structural biology techniques and used engaging examples to explain the structural analysis of two key proteins from human parasites.
This visit not only strengthened mutual understanding between China and Thailand in the field of aquatic species conservation but also laid a solid foundation for future collaboration.
Participants were trained in a range of HAB-related topics through a combination of academic lectures, hands-on laboratory sessions, field demonstrations, and site visits.
The visit focused on sharing insights into research innovation, talent development, and institutional reforms, with the goal of fostering mutual growth and addressing shared scientific challenges.
The dialogue centered on the development of green aquaculture models and advanced wastewater treatment technologies.
The visit aimed to explore ways to deepen collaboration between the institute and the local community, promote the application of scientific achievements for public benefit, and jointly build an ecologically sustainable and livable community.
I am proud to be part of an excellent interdisciplinary team, collaborating with experts in molecular genetics, structural biology, cell biology, and microbiology.
2F Lecture Hall, No.3 Laboratory Building
Hongshan Hotel
