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博士毕业于华中科技大学,美国密歇根大学博士后。2012 年加入同济大学生命学院。长期研究神经系统的疾病与功能,在神经环路层面系统解析神经系统疾病和功能的分子与细胞神经机制、信息的整合与提取以及环路的发育和功能开展研究。成果发表于 Nature,Cell,Nature Communications以及PNAS 等,并被分别被Cell、Current Biology 等刊物专述评论。学术成果被《纽约时报》(The New York Times)科学版 首页报导, 并有两篇论文被 Faculty of 1000 遴选为必读论文。曾担任中国心胸血管麻醉学会疼痛学分会常务委员、Nature 旗下刊物 Communications Biology 编委 (editorial board member)。获得教育部“新世纪优秀人才支持计划”、上海市科委“浦江学者”等。指导同济大学代表队获得国际基因工程机器设计大赛(International Genetically Engineered Machine Competition,iGEM)2015全球总决赛(美国波士顿)金牌。2014年获得同济大学首届“青年五四奖章”。
Dr. Li joined the faculty of the School of Life Sciences and Technology in 2012. Li received her Ph.D. degree in Biophysics from Huazhong University of Science and Technology. Prior to joining Tongji University, Li completed her post-doctoral training at the University of Michigan, where she was awarded the American Heart Association Postdoctoral Fellowship.
The Li lab combines the genetic model organism C. elegans and mammalian system to study the mechanisms of mechanosensation and pain, and uses a multidisciplinary approach of molecular genetics, functional imaging, electrophysiology, optogenetics and behavioral analysis.
课题组主要研究神经系统的疾病机制。选择具有简洁清晰的神经系统、丰富的行为表型和便于遗传操作的优良模式动物建立相应的疾病模型和行为范式,利用多学科交叉的非侵入性技术手段,建立微观的分子/细胞水平和宏观的功能/行为之间的联系、在神经环路层面系统解析感觉传导的分子与细胞神经机制、信息的整合与提取以及环路的发育和功能异常,研究神经系统疾病(疼痛、帕金森)和功能(睡眠、记忆的跨代遗传等)的机制。
课题组近年在表观遗传因子调控神经环路的可塑性与神经系统疾病和功能的研究中取得了一定的进展,发现了表观遗传调控神经系统高级功能 (学习记忆、成瘾等) 的新机制。主持科技部重点研发项目子课题、国家自然科学基金面上项目、基础研究能力提升计划高层次人才科研项目、美国心脏学会博士后基金等项目。
· Commented on bythe review article “Proprioception: achannel for body sense in the worm.” in Current Biology (16,R509-11)
· Selected as a Must-Read by Facultyof 1000.
· The New York Times published the article “Nematodes with acraving for nicotine” to highlight this work on the front page of itsscience edition on Nov 21, 2006
· Previewed by the article “Wormsclear the smoke surrounding nicotine addiction” in Cell(127, 460-2).
· Selected as a Must-Read by Faculty of 1000.
· Highlighted by the report “Touchingon the mechanisms of pain” in theBiomedical Beat. (June 15,2011).
As a neuroscience lab, we are interested in identifying novel mechanisms that mediate neurological diseases. The advantage of carrying out these studies in the model system C. elegans is that this system is more amenable to various genetic and molecular genetic approaches than are more complex mammals, as well as has well-annotated neural circuits and cell lineages. Because the major neurotransmitters, sensory receptors and channels are evolutionarily conserved, we investigate the broader implications for human physiology and disease — including in transgenerational memory formation, pain and sleep disorders.
1、Neuronal signaling in sensory transduction.
2、Mechanisms of mechanosensation and pain.
3、Sleep-related genes and drugs screen.
4、Transgenerational epigenetic inheritance of memory
我们欢迎有志于神经科学研究的本科生与研究生(脱产或在职)报考、实习和毕业设计,同时欢迎具有生物和医学(分子生物学、生物信息生物学、神经生物学、表观遗传)相关研究经历的副研究员,助理研究员、 博士后、科研助理加盟合作。
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