People

Zheng Guo, Professor

I did my PhD in the lab of Zhaohui Wang at the Institute of Developmental and Genetic Biology, CAS. I then went to Columbia University, New York, for my postdoctoral studies in the laboratory of Benjamin Ohlstein. In 2016, I became a professor in the Department of Medical Genetics at Tongji Medical School, HUST. Since then, I have been recruiting young and talented people to work with me to solve how intestinal stem cells make a functional intestinal epithelium.

guozheng@hust.edu.cn

Xinghong Dang, Assistant Researcher

I graduated from Wuhan University of Technology, where I studied art design.I am currently engaged in the preservation of Drosophila strains and the injection of transgenic Drosophila embryos.

dangxinghong@hust.edu.cn

Lei Zhu, Ph.D. candidate

I earned my Bachelor of Medicine from School of Basic Medicine Science，Zhengzhou University. Now, I am interested in the mechanism of Drosophila intestinal stem cell number maintainance.

m202175313@hust.edu.cn

Qili Yuan, Ph.D. candidate

I obtained my Bachelor's degree in Medical Laboratory Technology from Tongji Medical College at Huazhong University of Science and Technology.And now,my postgraduate research focuses on the mechanism by which spindle axis rotation maintains the single-layered epithelium during Drosophila intestinal stem cell division.

D202582243@hust.edu.cn

Bang Cheng, Postgraduate

I completed my undergraduate studies in Biological Science at Central South University and am currently pursuing a master's degree in Guo's lab. I am interested in researching Drosophila germline stem cells.

chengbang@hust.edu.cn

Ao Yuan, Ph.D. candidate

I graduated from Hubei University of Technology, and my current research focuses on the regulatory role of the Notch signaling pathway in mouse intestinal stem cells.

17371508911@163.com

Lingxiao Yu, Postgraduate

I earned my Bachelor of Medicine from School of Basic Medicine Science，Hebei Medical University. I am trying to earn a Master's degree at Guo’Lab. Now, I am interested in the Notch signalling pathway in the determination of mouse intestinal stem cell fate.

18633919855@163.com

Ke Xu, Postgraduate

I completed my Bachelor’s degree at Shandong First Medical University. Currently, I am pursuing my Master’s degree in Guo's lab. I am interested in the Molecular Mechanisms Underlying the Differentiation and Physiological Functions of Gastric Acid-Secreting Cells.

xuke031029@126.com

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