Qimin Zhan is affiliated with Peking Union Medical College Hospital in China. Their research focuses on biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology, with significant contributions in medicine. The primary subfields of study reflect an emphasis on molecular biology, cancer research, oncology, surgery, and pulmonary and respiratory medicine.
The scientist's work covers several main topics, including RNA modifications and cancer, cancer-related molecular mechanisms research, esophageal cancer research and treatment, cancer-related gene regulation, circular RNAs in diseases, epigenetics and DNA methylation, and cancer involving hypoxia and metabolism.
Frequent collaborators include Weimin Zhang, Yan Wang, Qingnan Wu, Yongmei Song, and Jinting Li. These coauthors have contributed extensively alongside Zhan, reflecting ongoing collaborative projects.
Key publication venues for Zhan's research are:
Selected recent papers illustrate the focus and scope of their research activity:
Their contributions have earned recognition through awards such as the OSA Fellows in 2014 for contributions to optical polarization engineering techniques and SPIE Fellow status in 2013.
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Yongmei Song;Lin Li;Yunwei Ou;Zhibo Gao
Xin Wei Wang;Qimin Zhan;J. D. Coursen;M. A. Khan
Qimin Zhan;M. J. Antinore;Xin Wei Wang;F. Carrier;F. Carrier
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M. C. Hollander;M. S. Sheikh;D. V. Bulavin;K. Lundgren
Qimin Zhan;F. Carrier;A. J. Fornace
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Qimin Zhan;Sajan Fan;Insoo Bae;C. Guillouf
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Chaw Yuan Chen;Jonathan D. Oliner;Qimin Zhan;Albert J. Fornace
Ling Zhang;Yong Zhou;Caixia Cheng;Heyang Cui
Chen Wu;Zhibin Hu;Zhonghu He;Weihua Jia
Qimin Zhan;Insoo Bae;Michael B. Kastan;Albert J. Fornace
Sally A. Amundson;Marcy B. Grace;Christopher B. McLeland;Michael W. Epperly
Chen Wu;Chen Wu;Peter Kraft;Kan Zhai;Jiang Chang
Shunqian Jin;Michael J. Antinore;Feng-Di T. Lung;Xin Dong
Feiyue Fan;Shunqian Jin;Sally A Amundson;Tong Tong
Jia-Jie Hao;De-Chen Lin;De-Chen Lin;Huy Q Dinh;Anand Mayakonda
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