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Tianyi Zhang

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

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Oocyte-stored Mif promotes preimplantation development as an embryonic extracellular signal

John Xiao He Li, Huasong Wang, Lifang Li, Tursunjan Aziz, Huiying Huang, Chenxin Li, Guangyuan Li, Han Li, Jie Li, Lu Tian, Zihang Wei, Tianyi Zhang, Tong Zhu, Yuling Chen, Haiteng Deng, , Anming Meng

This study identifies Mif as an oocyte-stored protein that promotes preimplantation embryo development through extracellular signaling, showing its role in blastocyst growth and density-dependent effects.

bioRxiv · Nov 4, 2026 · PreprintDevelopmental Biology

FMR1 KH0-KH1 Domains Coordinate m6A Binding and Phase Separation in Fragile X Syndrome

Xian Zhou, Chen-Jun Guo, Rui Ying Wang, Yi‐Lan Li, Tianyi Zhang, Zhuangyi Qiu, Shaorong Gao, Ji‐Long Liu, Yawei Gao

This study shows KH0 and KH1 domains of FMR1 work together in m6A binding and phase separation, linking these processes to Fragile X Syndrome pathology.

Experimental Cell Research · Jul 1, 2025Peer-reviewedCell Biology

Unique Gluing Effect of ASXL1 K351 Monoubiquitination Stimulates PR-DUB-Mediated Nucleosomal H2AK119Ub Deubiquitination

Tianyi Zhang, Jiqing Zheng, Zebin Tong, Zhiheng Deng, Zaozhen He, Xiangwei Wu, Miao Wang, Yunxiang Du, Ziyu Xu, Shixian Tao, Xiaolin Tian, Haiteng Deng, Man Pan, Huasong Ai, Lei Liu

The paper identifies a unique mechanism by which ASXL1 K351 monoubiquitination enhances PR-DUB activity through structural stabilization, enabling efficient H2AK119Ub deubiquitination.

bioRxiv · Apr 25, 2025 · PreprintBiochemistry