Qiongzi Qiu, PhD
Medical Research Building, Rm 424
PO BOX 245051
Tucson, AZ 85724
Understanding complex diseases requires examining the impact of genomic variations at the molecular level within a cell-type-specific context, with an emphasis on sex differences as a key dimension of disease mechanisms. Our research combines single-cell technologies, epigenetic profiling, and integrative computational approaches to identify disease-associated cell types, genes, and regulatory regions, and their combined roles in disease progression, both sex-specific and shared, with a focus on hypertension and cardiovascular diseases.
Degree(s)
- 2015 BS, Biology Science, Zhejiang University, China
- 2020 PhD, Bioinformatics, Zhejiang University, China
Zhou L#, Qiu Q#, Zhou Q#, Li J, Yu M, Li K, Xu L, Ke X, Xu H, Lu B, Wang H, Lu W, Liu P, Lu Y. Long-read Sequencing Unveils High-resolution HPV Integration and its Oncogenic Progression in Cervical Cancer. Nature Communications 2022, 13(2563).
Yu M#, Yi J#, Qiu Q#, Yao D, Li J, Yang J, Mi C, Zhou L, Lu B, Lu W, Ying K, Chen W, Chen E, Zhang H, Lu Z, Lu Y, Liu P. Pan-cancer tRNA-derived fragment CAT1 coordinates RBPMS to stabilize NOTCH2 mRNA to promote tumorigenesis. Cell Rep. 2023 Nov 28;42(11):113408.