Student, USTB, China
Yilin Jiang is a distinguished researcher at the University of Science and Technology Beijing, specializing in maize anther development and gene editing technologies. His innovative contributions to plant biotechnology have garnered significant attention, as reflected in his impressive citation record and numerous publications. 🌱
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Education
Yilin obtained his Ph.D. in Plant Biotechnology from the University of Science and Technology Beijing. His academic journey has equipped him with a robust foundation in molecular biology and genetic engineering, enabling him to explore complex plant developmental processes. 🎓
Experience
Currently serving as a leading researcher, Yilin has authored multiple influential papers and holds a pivotal role in various research projects focused on improving maize fertility and lipid metabolism. His hands-on experience with CRISPR/Cas9 technology has propelled advancements in plant genetic transformation. 💼
Research Interest
Yilin’s primary research interest lies in understanding maize male fertility and the regulatory mechanisms involved in anther development. He is particularly focused on utilizing gene editing to enhance crop yield and resilience, contributing to global food security. 🌾
Award
Yilin Jiang’s groundbreaking work in plant biotechnology has led to several nominations for prestigious research awards, recognizing his innovative approaches to gene editing and its applications in agriculture. 🏆
Publication Top Notes
Yilin has published extensively, with notable works including:
CRISPR/Cas9‐based discovery of maize transcription factors regulating male sterility and their functional conservation in plants (2021, Plant Biotechnology Journal) – Cited by 59.
Use of CRISPR/Cas9-based gene editing to simultaneously mutate multiple homologous genes required for pollen development and male fertility in maize (2022, Cells) – Cited by 40.
ZmFAR1 and ZmABCG26 Regulated by microRNA Are Essential for Lipid Metabolism in Maize Anther (2021, International Journal of Molecular Sciences) – Cited by 30.