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Qin Hu

First Affiliated Hospital of Xi'an Jiaotong University

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Hui MaiD· 2 shared Ruifeng QiaoiD· 2 shared Angelika DoetzlhoferiD· 1 shared Bai Sun· 1 shared Bai Tao SuniD· 1 shared Baiya Li· 1 shared Chensi Xu· 1 shared Eyal I. NitzanyiD· 1 shared

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The RNA-binding protein TRIM71 Promotes Supporting Cell Reprogramming and Hair Cell Regeneration by Activating Sall4

Lin Li, He Huang, Shixian Meng, Xingyu Liu, Yafan Wang, Ruifeng Qiao, Ying-Ying Xuan, Qin Hu, Xiao-yan Ma, Hui Ma, Shuhao Dong, Y. Wang, Yan Zhang, Bai Sun, Jun Li, , Xiao-Jun Li

This study shows TRIM71 promotes hair cell regeneration by reprogramming supporting cells and activating Sall4 in cochlear organoids and explants.

bioRxiv · Oct 6, 2026 · PreprintCell Biology

An Objective Detection Method for Tinnitus using Memristors

Hui Ma, Xiaoyan Ma, Yingying Xuan, Zelin Cao, Lin Li, Kaikai Gao, Mengna Wang, Ruifeng Qiao, Qin Hu, Wentao Yan, Kun Wang, Haoyuan Wang, Longhui Fu, Teng Wu, Chensi Xu, , Xiaojun Li

This paper develops a memristor-based method to objectively detect tinnitus using serum from human and mouse samples, showing high discrimination between tinnitus and non-tinnitus individuals.

Chemical Engineering Journal · Jul 28, 2026Peer-reviewedPathology

Neural computations combine low- and high-order motion cues similarly, in dragonfly and monkey

Eyal I. Nitzany, Gil Menda, Paul S. Shamble, James R. Golden, Qin Hu, Ron Hoy, Jonathan D. Victor

This study shows that neuronal computations for motion detection in dragonflies and macaques similarly combine low- and high-order motion cues, suggesting a shared computational strategy.

bioRxiv · Dec 28, 2017 · PreprintNeuroscience

Two-Dimensional Hermite Filters Simplify the Description of High-Order Statistics of Natural Images

Qin Hu, Jonathan Victor

This paper identifies a symmetry in natural image high-order statistics using two-dimensional Hermite filters, simplifying their analysis by reducing complexity to 1D subspaces per rank.

bioRxiv · Jun 28, 2016Neuroscience