Ruijin Yang is affiliated with Jiangnan University in China and has a research focus spanning biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, agricultural and biological sciences. Their extensive publication record includes 91 papers in biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology as well as 56 in agricultural and biological sciences.
The subfields of Yang's research cover molecular biology, food science, biotechnology, nutrition and dietetics, and biomedical engineering. These areas reflect a multidisciplinary approach toward understanding both biological processes and their applications in food and health sciences.
Yang's work involves a variety of topics with notable emphasis on microbial inactivation methods, enzyme catalysis and immobilization, meat and animal product quality, proteins in food systems, microbial metabolic engineering and bioproduction, enzyme structure and function, and polysaccharides and plant cell walls.
Among recent publications authored or co-authored by Yang are:
Yang frequently publishes in several scientific venues, including:
Collaboration is a key aspect of Yang's research, with frequent co-authors including Xiaomei Lyu, Wei Zhao, Yanjun Tong, Mingming Wang, and Xiao Hua. The patterns of co-authorship highlight ongoing partnerships in their areas of study.
Habtamu Admassu;Mohammed Abdalbasit. A. Gasmalla;Mohammed Abdalbasit. A. Gasmalla;Ruijin Yang;Wei Zhao
Wei Zhao;Ruijin Yang;Yiqi Zhang;Li Wu
R. Yang;S. Xu;Z. Wang;W. Yang
Jun-jun Liu;Mohammed Abdalbasit A. Gasmalla;Mohammed Abdalbasit A. Gasmalla;Pengfei Li;Ruijin Yang
Habtamu Admassu;Mohammed A. A. Gasmalla;Ruijin Yang;Wei Zhao
Xiao Hua;Kun Wang;Ruijin Yang;Jiaqi Kang
R. J. Yang;S. Q. Li;Q. H. Zhang
Li Wu;Wei Zhao;Ruijin Yang;Xiaochan Chen
Qiuyun Shen;Ruijin Yang;Xiao Hua;Fayin Ye
Wei Zhao;Ruijin Yang;Howard Q. Zhang
Yiqi Zhang;Wei Zhao;Ruijin Yang
Wei Zhao;Ruijin Yang
Xiao Hua;Shanan Xu;Mingming Wang;Ying Chen
Ruijin Yang;Si-Quan Li;Q Howard Zhang
Wei Zhao;Ruijin Yang;Xiaohan Shen;Sha Zhang
Wei Zhao;Ruijin Yang
Wei Zhao;Ruijin Yang;Yali Tang;Wenbin Zhang
He Wang;Ruijin Yang;Xiao Hua;Wei Zhao
Mohammed Abdalbasit A. Gasmalla;Mohammed Abdalbasit A. Gasmalla;Ruijin Yang;Xiao Hua
Wei Zhao;Ruijin Yang;Rongrong Lu;Yali Tang
Wei Zhao;Ruijin Yang
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