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| 1 | Synthesis, characterization and size control of zerovalent iron nanoparticles anchored on montmorillonite显示文摘Zerovalent iron nanoparticles have been successfully synthesized using sodium borohydride solution reduction of ferric trichloride hexahydrate in the presence of montmorillonite as an effective protective reagent and support as well. A combination of characterizations reveals that with high monodispersity these obtained iron nanoparticles are well dispersed on clay surface, virginal from boron related impurity, and oxidation resistant well with iron core-iron oxide shell structure. The shell thickness of 3 nm remains almost invariable under ambient conditions. The size control of these iron nanoparticles has been achieved by tailoring the amount of the ferric iron, which mainly depends on the protective action of montmorillonite. | FAN MingDe YUAN Peng CHEN TianHu HE HongPing YUAN AiHua CHEN KangMin ZHU JianXi LIU Dong | 2010 | Chinese Science Bulletin2010，55，11： | 15 |
| 2 | GCH1 plays a role in the high-altitude adaptation of Tibetans显示文摘Tibetans are well adapted to high-altitude hypoxia. Previous genome-wide scans have reported many candidate genes for this adaptation, but only a few have been studied. Here we report on a hypoxia gene(GCH1, GTP-cyclohydrolase I), involved in maintaining nitric oxide synthetase(NOS) function and normal blood pressure, that harbors many potentially adaptive variants in Tibetans. We resequenced an 80.8 kb fragment covering the entire gene region of GCH1 in 50 unrelated Tibetans. Combined with previously published data, we demonstrated many GCH1 variants showing deep divergence between highlander Tibetans and lowlander Han Chinese. Neutrality tests confirmed a signal of positive Darwinian selection on GCH1 in Tibetans. Moreover, association analysis indicated that the Tibetan version of GCH1 was significantly associated with multiple physiological traits in Tibetans, including blood nitric oxide concentration, blood oxygen saturation, and hemoglobin concentration. Taken together, we propose that GCH1 plays a role in the genetic adaptation of Tibetans to high altitude hypoxia. | Yong-Bo Guo Yao-Xi He Chao-Ying Cui Ouzhuluobu Baimakangzhuo Duojizhuoma Dejiquzong Bianba Yi Peng Cai-juan Bai Gonggalanzi Yong-Yue Pan Qula Kangmin Cirenyangji Baimayangji Wei Guo Yangla Hui Zhang Xiao-Ming Zhang Wang-Shan Zheng Shu-Hua Xu Hua Chen Sheng-Guo Zhao Yuan Cai Shi-Ming Liu Tian-Yi Wu Xue-Bin Qi Bing Su | 2017 | Zoological Research2017，38，3： | 8 |
| 3 | Blunted nitric oxide regulation in Tibetans under high-altitude hypoxia显示文摘Nitric oxide(NO) is an important molecule for vasomotor tone, and elevated NO signaling was previously hypothesized as a unique and adaptive physiological change in highland Tibetans. However, there has been lack of NO data from Tibetans living at low altitude and lowlander immigrants living at high altitude, which is crucial to test this hypothesis. Here, through cross-altitude(1990–5018 m) and cross-population(Tibetans and Han Chinese) analyses of serum NO metabolites(NOx) of 2086 individuals, we demonstrate that although Tibetans have a higher serum NOx level compared to lowlanders, Han Chinese immigrants living at high altitude show an even higher level than Tibetans. Consequently, our data contradict the previous proposal of increased NO signaling as the unique adaptive strategy in Tibetans.Instead, Tibetans have a relatively lower circulating NOx level at high altitude. This observation is further supported by data from the hypoxic experiments using human umbilical vein endothelial cells and gene knockout mice. No difference is detected between Tibetans and Han Chinese for endothelial nitric oxide synthase(e NOS), the key enzyme for circulating NO synthesis, suggesting that e NOS itself is unlikely to be the cause. We show that other NO synthesis-related genes(e.g. GCH1) carry Tibetan-enriched mutations significantly associated with the level of circulating NOx in Tibetans. Furthermore, gene network analysis revealed that the downregulation and upregulation of NOx is possibly achieved through distinct pathways.Collectively, our findings provide novel insights into the physiological and genetic mechanisms of the evolutionary adaptation of Tibetans to high-altitude hypoxia. | Yaoxi He Xuebin Qi Ouzhuluobu Shiming Liu Jun Li Hui Zhang Baimakangzhuo Caijuan Bai Wangshan Zheng Yongbo Guo Duojizhuoma Baimayangji Dejiquzong Bianba Gonggalanzi Yongyue Pan Qula Kangmin Cirenyangji Wei Guo Yangla Yi Peng Xiaoming Zhang Kun Xiang Zhaohui Yang Liangbang Wang Gengdeng Yanfeng Zhang Tianyi Wu Bing Su Chaoying Cui | 2018 | National Science Review2018，5，4： | 7 |
| 4 | Internalization of the TGF-β type I receptor into caveolin-1 and EEA1 double-positive early endosomes显示文摘 | Kangmin He Xiaohua Yan Nan Li Song Dang Li Xu Bing Zhao Zijian Li Zhizhen Lv Xiaohong Fang Youyi Zhang Ye-Guang Chen | 2015 | Cell Research2015，25，6： | 7 |
| 5 | EP300 contributes to high-altitude adaptation in Tibetans by regulating nitric oxide production显示文摘The genetic adaptation of Tibetans to high altitude hypoxia likely involves a group of genes in the hypoxic pathway, as suggested by earlier studies. To test the adaptive role of the previously reported candidate gene EP300(histone acetyltransferase p300), we conducted resequencing of a 108.9 kb gene region of EP300 in 80 unrelated Tibetans. The allele-frequency and haplotype-based neutrality tests detected signals of positive Darwinian selection on EP300 in Tibetans, with a group of variants showing allelic divergence between Tibetans and lowland reference populations, including Han Chinese, Europeans, and Africans. Functional prediction suggested the involvement of multiple EP300 variants in gene expression regulation. More importantly, genetic association tests in 226 Tibetans indicated significant correlation of the adaptive EP300 variants with blood nitric oxide(NO) concentration. Col ectively, we propose that EP300 harbors adaptive variants in Tibetans, which might contribute to high-altitude adaptation through regulating NO production. | Wang-Shan Zheng Yao-Xi He Chao-Ying Cui Ouzhuluobu Dejiquzong Yi Peng Cai-Juan Bai Duojizhuoma Gonggalanzi Bianba Baimakangzhuo Yong-Yue Pan Qula Kangmin Cirenyangji Baimayangji Wei GUO Yangla Hui Zhang Xiao-Ming Zhang Yong-Bo Guo Shu-Hua Xu Hua Chen Sheng-Guo Zhao Yuan Cai Shi-Ming Liu Tian-Yi Wu Xue-Bin Qi Bing Su | 2017 | Zoological Research2017，38，3： | 4 |
| 6 | Blood lead levels of children and its trend in China显示文摘 | HE Kangmin WANG Shunqin ZHANG Jinliang | 2009 | Science of the Total Environment2009，407，13： | 1 |
| 7 | Single-molecule imaging reveals the stoichiometry change of epidermal growth factor receptor during transactivation by β_2-adrenergic receptor显示文摘Stimulation of G protein-coupled receptors(GPCRs) can lead to the transactivation of the epidermal growth factor receptors(EGFR). The cross-communication between the two signaling pathways regulates several important physiological or pathological processes. However, the molecule mechanism underlying EGFR transactivation remains poorly understood. Here, we aim to study the GPCR-mediated EGFR transactivation process using the single-molecule fluorescence imaging and tracking approach.We found that although EGFR existed as monomers at the plasma membrane of resting cells, they became dimers and thus diffused slower following the activation of β2-adrenergic receptor(β2-AR) by isoproterenol(ISO). We further proved thatβ2-AR-mediated changes of EGFR in stoichiometry and dynamics were mediated by Src kinase. Thus, the observations obtained via the single-molecule imaging and tracking methods shed new insights into the molecular mechanism of EGFR transactivation at single molecule level. | Mingliang Zhang Kangmin He Jimin Wu Nan Li Jinghe Yuan Wei Zhou Zi Ye Zijian Li Han Xiao Zhizhen Lv Youyi Zhang Xiaohong Fang | 2017 | Science China Chemistry2017，60，10： | 1 |
| 8 | 鸟巢即将完工显示文摘国家体育场就要做好迎接奥运会比赛的准备。 | JEREMY HSU HE KANGMIN(图) | 2007 | 科技新时代(上半月)2007，，11： | 0 |
| 9 | Single-molecule imaging and tracking of molecular dynamics in living cells显示文摘Unlike the ensemble-averaging measurements, the single-molecule imaging and tracking(SMIT) in living cells provides the real-time quantitative information about the locations, kinetics, dynamics and interactions of individual molecules in their native environments with high spatiotemporal resolution and minimal perturbation. The past decade has witnessed a transforming development in the methods of SMIT with living cells, including fluorescent probes, labeling strategies, fluorescence microscopy, and detection and tracking algorithms. In this review, we will discuss these aspects with a particular focus on their recent advancements. We will then describe representative single-molecule studies to illustrate how the single-molecule approaches can be applied to monitor biomolecular interaction/reaction dynamics, and extract the molecular mechanistic information for different cellular systems. | Nan Li Rong Zhao Yahong Sun Zi Ye Kangmin He Xiaohong Fang | 2017 | National Science Review2017，4，5： | 0 |
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