Jinlian Hua is an expert in Biochemistry at North West Agriculture and Forestry University (China). Jinlian Hua has authored 233 publications, the most recent in 2026. SLR score: 940 (community average: 125). How the SLR is computed.

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Biochemistry

Subspecialties: Veterinary Medicine - Infectiology

Full career – Last 3 years

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Publications – Clinical Studies

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Career arc: 2006 - 2026

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North West Agriculture and Forestry University

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Number : 233

Citations

Citations: 7 023 1st author: 8 Last author: 140 Unique author: 1


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Title Journal Year Citations
Recombinant Lactococcus lactis Expressing IFN-γ Alleviates Viral Enteritis via Microbial and Metabolic Modulation.
PMID 42904985 — lactococcus, organoids, enteritis, lactococcus lactis
J Agric Food Chem20260
Ginkgolide A Enhances Cardiomyocyte Differentiation from Pluripotent Stem Cells by Targeting Cytochrome c to Attenuate Intrinsic Apoptosis.
PMID 42250649 — cells, ginkgolides, microscopy, electron, scanning transmission, pluripotent stem cells, cytochromes c, cytochromes, stem cells, cytochromes c', apoptosis, myocytes, cardiac
J Biol Chem20260
Engraftment of sheep splenic lymphocytes into NBSGW mice and application in Brucella infection.
PMID 42244503 — cells, lymphocytes, brucella, immune system, immune reconstitution, brucellosis, infections
Animal Model Exp Med20260
BLOS1 overexpression enhances goat immune response to Brucella LPS through augmented autophagy with associated gut microbiota remodeling.
PMID 42162897 — cytokines, cells, genes, autophagy, phagosomes, macrophages, brucella, immunity, gastrointestinal microbiome, lysosomes, microbiota, infections
Vet J20260
One-step prepared janus cryogel enables the separation of blood cells and plasma for whole-process hemostasis and accelerated infected wound healing.
PMID 42160953 — cells, hemorrhage, blood, fibroins, biocompatible materials, blood cells, cryogels, hemostasis, plasma
Biomaterials20260

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