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Qingyu Wu
(1) Education
and Employment
1982,
B.S, Nanjing University 1985, M.S, Nanjing
University
1988，Visiting
Scholar of William Paterson University of
New Jersey, USA
1994,
Visiting Scholar of Arizona State University,
USA Prof.
Wu holds
the following appointments currently: Professor
of Tsinghua University, Vice Chairman of the
Biological Degree Committee, Secretary of
the Communist Party Committee of the Biological
Department.
(2)
Research Interests
Molecule biology of cyanobacteria Biodesel
from micro-algae cell culture Micro-biological
geochemisty
(3)
Awards and Membership
Professor Winner of the National Science
Foundation for Outstanding Young Scientists
of China, Award of National Famous Teacher
in Universities
(4)
Selected Publications
- Xiaoling Miao, Qingyu Wu, 2004, High
yield bio-oil production from Fast pyrolysis
by metabolic controlling of Chlorella
protothecoides. Journal of Biotechnology.110(1):85-93.
- Huang Wei, Wu Qingyu, 2004, The ManR
specifically binds to the promoter of
a Nramp transporter gene in Anabaena sp.
PCC 7120: A novel regulatory DNA motif
in cyanobacteria. BBRC. 317: 578-585.
- Huang Wei,Wu Qingyu, 2005, In vitro
DNA-bingding properties of a manganese
response regulator (ManR) from Anabaena
sp. Biotechnology letters. 27: 223-237.
- Min Li, Wei Huang, Qing Yang, Xingguo
Liu, Qingyu Wu, 2005, Expression and oxidative
stress tolerance studies of glutaredoxin
from cyanobacterium Synechocystis sp.
PCC 6803 in Escherichia coli. Protein
Expression & Purification. 42 (2005):
85-91.
- Xingguo Liu, Wei Huang, Min Li and Qingyu
Wu, 2005, Purification and characterization
of two small heat shock proteins from
Anabaena sp. PCC 7120. IUBMB Life. 57(6):
449-454.
- Xingguo Liu, Jingjing Zhao and Qingyu
Wu, 2005, Oxidative stress and metal ions
effects on the cores of phycobilisomes
in Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803. FEBS Letters.
579(2005) 4571-4576.
(5) Contact
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