Yixiao Huang
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Also affiliated: Ningbo University (2024); Jiangnan University (2026); Agricultural Research Service (2026); United States Department of Agriculture (2026); Anhui University (2025); University of Miami (2021); University of Georgia (2023–2024); Shanghai Jiao Tong University (2025); Sichuan University (2022–2023); Renji Hospital (2025); University of Florida (2020–2022); Soochow University (2024); Jiading District Central Hospital (2025); West China Hospital of Sichuan University (2022–2023); Dale Bumpers National Rice Research Center (2024–2026); Nanfang Hospital (2025); Shanghai Cancer Institute (2025); Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (2019–2020); Baotou Medical College (2022); Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (2020–2022); Chongqing Three Gorges University (2021); Southern Medical University (2025); Northwest A&F University (2019–2020)
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Yixiao Huang's research investigates mechanisms of disease resistance and mitigation in both plant and animal systems, with a focus on molecular and physiological processes. Huang has explored the immune response in citrus trees to Huanglongbing disease, examining the role of antioxidants and plant hormones in disease management. This work has also extended to understanding the interrelationship of protein oxidation in muscle foods, mediated by lipid aldehydes. Additionally, Huang's research has touched upon the development of organ-on-a-chip technology for assessing drug toxicity and cancer immunotherapy, and the impact of certain compounds on bacterial pathogens. Huang holds a h-index of 17 with over 1,000 citations across 36 publications.
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- h-index: 17
- Publications: 36
- Citations: 1,008
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Characterizing the Seedborne Nature of Pantoea ananatis in Rice: Pathogenicity and Evidence of Vertical Transmission (2026)
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- Characterizing the Seedborne Nature of Pantoea ananatis in Rice: Pathogenicity and Evidence of Vertical Transmission
- Characterizing the Seedborne Nature of Pantoea ananatis in Rice: Pathogenicity and Evidence of Vertical Transmission
- Characterizing the Seedborne Nature of Pantoea ananatis in Rice: Pathogenicity and Evidence of Vertical Transmission
- Characterizing the Seedborne Nature of Pantoea ananatis in Rice: Pathogenicity and Evidence of Vertical Transmission
- Characterizing the Seedborne Nature of Pantoea ananatis in Rice: Pathogenicity and Evidence of Vertical Transmission
- Characterizing the Seedborne Nature of Pantoea ananatis in Rice: Pathogenicity and Evidence of Vertical Transmission
- Characterizing the Seedborne Nature of Pantoea ananatis in Rice: Pathogenicity and Evidence of Vertical Transmission
- Characterizing the Seedborne Nature of Pantoea ananatis in Rice: Pathogenicity and Evidence of Vertical Transmission
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