Ruoyang Hu

Ruoyang Hu
Capital Normal University · School of Life Sciences

PhD

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As part of an extensive, decade-long investigation we have assembled the genome of Takakia lepidozioides, a moss collected at 4,000 m altitude on the Tibetan Plateau. This region of the Himalayas, often referred to as "roof of the world", is one of the harshest environments in the world and has promoted a highly adapted endemic flora, including T....
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The most extreme environments are the most vulnerable to transformation under a rapidly changing climate. These ecosystems harbor some of the most specialized species, which will likely suffer the highest extinction rates. We document the steepest temperature increase (2010–2021) on record at altitudes of above 4,000 meters, triggering a decline of...
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Tissue phenotypic plasticity facilitates rapid adaptation of organisms to biotic and/or abiotic pressure. The reproductive capacity of honey bee workers (Apis mellifera) is plastic and responsive to pheromones produced by broods and the queen. Egg laying workers (ELWs), which could reactivate their ovaries and lay haploid eggs upon queen lost, have...
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Nitric oxide (NO) is a key player in numerous physiological processes. Excessive NO induces DNA damage, but how plants respond to this damage remains unclear. We screened and identified an Arabidopsis NO hypersensitive mutant and found it to be allelic to TEBICHI/POLQ, encoding DNA polymerase θ. The teb mutant plants were preferentially sensitive t...
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Varroa destructor is a major pathogenic driver of the Western honeybee colony losses globally. Understanding the developmental regulation of V. destructor is critical to develop effective control measures. Development is a complex biological process regulated by numerous genes and long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs); however, the underlying regulation o...
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Mitochondrial genomes (mitogenomes) are involved in cellular energy metabolism and have been shown to undergo adaptive evolution in organisms with increased energy-consuming activities. The genetically selected high royal jelly-producing bees (RJBs, Apis mellifera ligustica) in China can produce 10 times more royal jelly, a highly nutritional and f...
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Ubc13 and Ubc/E2 variant (Uev) form a stable heterodimer to mediate Lys63-linked polyubiquitination. Unicellular eukaryotic genomes often contain single UBC13 and UEV gene; however, multiple homologs were found in higher plants. As initial land plants, Physcomitrella patens occupies a key evolutionary position between green algae and higher plants....
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Drought is an increasingly important limitation on plant productivity worldwide. Understanding the mechanisms of drought tolerance in plants can lead to new strategies for developing drought-tolerant crops. Many moss species are able to survive desiccation-a more severe state of dehydration than drought. Research into the mechanisms and evolution o...

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