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RCSV & SO Joint Research Forum - "Data-driven understanding of personalized medicine" (只有英文版本)

研究院/研究中心讲座

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  • 日期

    2024年7月19日

  • 主办单位

    School of Optometry (SO); Research Centre for SHARP Vision (RCSV)

  • 时间

    15:00 - 16:00

  • 地点

    AG204  

讲者

Dr Zhou Xin

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摘要

Human diseases often have complex etiologies, necessitating the study of precision medicine for effective therapeutics. Cohort studies are crucial for understanding phenotype variation and disease mechanisms. We present examples of human cohort studies on human-bacteria interactions, examining immune, metabolic, and mental health phenotypes in both healthy and diseased states. These studies integrate metagenomic, transcriptomic, and metabolomic data to reveal the microbiome's impact on health. Additionally, we introduce an innovative organoid system for mechanistic validation of cohort study findings, offering an advanced alternative to animal models. This approach demonstrates how big data and bioinformatics are driving precision medicine, enhancing diagnosis and intervention strategies. Our work aims to improve personalized medicine by leveraging multiomics data and advanced experimental models for more tailored treatments.

讲者

Dr Zhou Xin

Dr Zhou Xin

Postdoctoral Fellow, Michael Snyder Lab, Stanford University 

Xin Zhou is a Research Scientist at the Stanford University School of Medicine. He earned his Ph.D. under the mentorship of George Weinstock and completed his postdoctoral training with Michael Snyder. Xin's research focuses on host-microbial interactions in health and disease. He has published 28 research papers, including Cell Host & Microbe (Cover Story) and Circulation Research. His work has been cited over 1100 times. Xin has received several grants including the NIA Resource Centers for Minority Aging Research Fellowship, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation grant through Stanford Innovative Medicines Accelerator etc. Xin serves as reviewers for several journals such as National Science Review and Molecular Psychiatry.      

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