Name: Xiaogang Wang

Academic qualifications:

2002-2004   B. Med.   The First Military Medical University, Guangzhou, China

2004-2006   B. Med.   The Third Military Medical University, Chongqing, China

2006-2009   M. Med.   China Astronaut Research and Training Center,Beijing China

Previous academic positions held:

2009-2011   Research  staff                       Department  of space molecular and cell biology,

                                                            China Astronaut Research  and Training Center

2012-         Honorary  Research Associate    Institute  for Advancing Translational Medicine in

                                                            Bone

Present academic position:

2011-2012   Section Chief                Space immune and endocrine research group,China

                                                   Astronaut Research and Training  Center

2012-         Associate  Professor       Institute  of Biomedicine College of Life Science

                                                   and Technology, Jinan University, China

Previous relevant research work:

Technical expertise    Bone biology, oxidativestress,nocoding RNA

Research area           miRNA-based  translational research in bone disease and

                              RNA-based translational research  for muscle disorder

Publication Records:

1 Theses; 1 Book Chapters; 2 SCI Papers; Sum of the Times cited: 9; h-index: 5

Representative publication in the past tenyears:

 1.  XiaogangWang(First Author), Ling S, Zhao D, Sun Q, Li Q, Wu F, Nie J, QuL, Wang B,

      Shen X, Bai Y, Li Y, Li Y. Redox regulation of actin bythioredoxin-1 is mediated by the

      interaction of the proteins via cysteine 62. Antioxidants & Redox Signaling

      2010 Sep 1;13(5):565-73

 2.  YingxianLi, XiaogangWang,Qi Li. ProteinThiol Modification and Thiol

       Proteomics.Proteomics / Book DOI: 10.5772/29772

 3.  XiaogangWang(First Author), BaoshengGuo, XiaohuaPan, ZhiboHou, AnHong, AipingLv,

      GeZhang*, Yingxian Li*miR-214 targets ATF4 to inhibit boneformation. Nature Medicine.

      2013;19(1):93-100.

Others:

 1.  XiaogangWang.The effect of Trx on actin redox regulation in SH-SY5Y cells. Outstanding

       Master’s Thesis of the PLA. Academic Degrees Committee of the PLA. China 2010