Jing Wang

MTB-KB consolidates fragmented MTB research into a structured knowledgebase with a knowledge graph, enabling exploration of MTB-host interactions and treatment strategies.

This paper uses AlphaFold for protein structure prediction and virtual screening to identify anti-schistosomal compounds, finding seven active compounds including Carubicin hydrochloride, which targets U2AF65 and disrupts parasite splicing.

The paper analyzes macrophages infected with avirulent and virulent Mtb and their exosomes, revealing distinct immune mechanisms and the anti-TB effects of treated exosomes.

The paper identifies 162 viral species in small mammals from Yunnan, China, including 102 novel species and 24 with potential human health risks.

The paper identifies a molecular interaction between MlBOP and MlCYC2a that regulates flower symmetry in Mimulus by fine-tuning MlCYC2a expression.

This study identifies convergent therapeutic targets for chemoresistance in cancer using CRISPR screens across multiple drug conditions and cancer models.