Biography and Research Information
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Gang Li's research focuses on developing and applying advanced technologies for biomedical imaging and therapeutic interventions. His work includes the design of enzyme-catalyzed biomotors for neutrophil-based nanodrug delivery and thrombolytic therapy, as well as the engineering of plasmonic technologies for multi-scale biomedical imaging. Li has published research on novel fluorescent probes that enable precise intraoperative imaging of atherosclerotic plaques, utilizing molecular logic gates to create activatable probes. His investigations also extend to therapeutic strategies for conditions such as pulmonary arterial hypertension, by addressing imbalances in TGF-β superfamily signaling. Additionally, Li's work explores the manipulation of lipid metabolism to sensitize hepatocellular carcinoma for chemotherapy and investigates the attenuation of diabetes-induced cardiomyopathy through pathways involving oxidative stress and energy metabolism. He has also contributed to the development of responsive gel systems for promoting recovery after acute myocardial infarction.
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- h-index: 38
- Publications: 364
- Citations: 5,080
Selected Publications
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Single cell in vivo analysis of type I IFN and NK cell-mediated control of B cell infection densities during acute gammaherpesvirus infection (2026)
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Intrinsic p53 activation restricts gammaherpesvirus driven germinal center B cell expansion during latency establishment (2025)
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- Single cell in vivo analysis of type I IFN and NK cell-mediated control of B cell infection densities during acute gammaherpesvirus infection
- Single cell in vivo analysis of type I IFN and NK cell-mediated control of B cell infection densities during acute gammaherpesvirus infection
- Single cell in vivo analysis of type I IFN and NK cell-mediated control of B cell infection densities during acute gammaherpesvirus infection
- Single cell in vivo analysis of type I IFN and NK cell-mediated control of B cell infection densities during acute gammaherpesvirus infection
- Single cell in vivo analysis of type I IFN and NK cell-mediated control of B cell infection densities during acute gammaherpesvirus infection
- Single cell in vivo analysis of type I IFN and NK cell-mediated control of B cell infection densities during acute gammaherpesvirus infection
- Single cell in vivo analysis of type I IFN and NK cell-mediated control of B cell infection densities during acute gammaherpesvirus infection
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