Prof. Jin`s CV - Purdue University

advertisement
Curriculum Vitae
Name: Chongwei Jin
Gender: Male
Data of Birth: 24-07-1979
Place of Birth: Taizhou, Zhejiang Province
Work Address: Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province 310058
Work Phone: 0571-88982478
Mobile Phone: 13082820515
E-mail: Jincw@zju.edu.cn
Education
INSTITUTION
Zhejiang University
Zhejiang University
DEGREE
PhD.
B.S.
YEAR(s)
2003.9–2008.6
1999.9–2003.6
FIELD OF STUDY
Plant Nutrition
Applied Chemistry
Positions and Employment
2010.12–Present Associate Professor, Plant Nutrition, College of Environmental &
Resource Science, Zhejiang University, China.
2008.6–2010.11 Lecturer, Plant Nutrition, College of Environmental & Resource
Science, Zhejiang University, China.
My Publications
Luo BF, Du ST, Lu KX, Liu WJ, Lin XY, Jin CW* (corresponding author) . 2012. Iron
uptake
system
mediates nitrate-facilitated
cadmium accumulation
in
tomato
(Solanum lycopersicum) plants. Journal of Experimental Botany. 63 (8): 3127-3136.
Du ST, Shentu JL, Luo BF, Shamsi IR, Lin XY, Zhang YS, Jin CW*(corresponding
author). 2011. Facilitation of phosphorus adsorption onto sediment by aquatic plant debris.
Journal of Hazardous Materials 191: 212–218
Jin CW, Du ST, Shamsi IR, Luo BF, Lin XY. 2011. NO synthase-generated NO acts
downstream of auxin in regulating Fe-deficiency-induced root branching that enhances
Fe-deficiency tolerance in tomato plants. Journal of Experimental Botany 62(11): 3875–3885
Jin CW, Li GX, Yu XH, Zheng SJ. 2010. Plant Fe status affects the composition of
siderophore-secreting microbes in the rhizosphere. Annals of Botany 105: 835-841
Chen WW, Yang JL, Qin C,Jin CW, Mo JH, Ye T, Zheng SJ. 2010. Nitric oxide acts
downstream of auxin to trigger root ferric-chelate reductase activity inresponse to iron
deficiency in Arabidopsis thaliana. Plant Physiology. 154: 810-819
Jin CW, Du ST, Zhang YS, Lin XY, Tang CX. 2009. Differential regulatory role of nitric
oxide in mediating nitrate reductase activity in roots of tomato (Solanum lycocarpum).
Annals of Botany 104: 9-17
Jin CW, Du ST, Chen WW, Li GX, Zhang YS, Zheng SJ. 2009. Elevated carbon dioxide
improves plant Fe nutrition through enhancing the Fe-deficiency-induced responses under
Fe-limited conditions in tomato. Plant Physiology 150:272-280
Jin CW, Du ST, Wang Y, Condon J. Lin XY, Zhang YS. 2009. Carbon dioxide enrichment
by composting in greenhouses and its effect on vegetable production. Journal of Plant
Nutrition and Soil Science-Zeitschrift fur Pflazenernahrung und Bodenkunde 172: 418-424
Jin CW, Du ST, Zhang YS,Tang CX, Lin XY. 2009. Atmospheric nitric oxide stimulates
plant growth and improves the quality of spinach (Spinacia oleracea L.). Annals of Applied
Biology 155: 113-120
He XX*, Jin CW*(Co-first author), Li GX, Yu YH, You GY, Zhou XP, Zheng SJ. 2008. Use
of the modified viral satellite DNA Vector to silence mineral nutrition-related genes inplants:
Silencing of the tomato ferric reductase gene, FRO1, as an example. Science in China Series
C-Life Science 51: 402-409
Jin CW, You GY, Zheng SJ. 2008. The iron deficiency-induced phenolics secretion plays
multiple important roles in plant iron acquisition underground. Plant Signaling and
Behavior. 3(1): 60-61
Jin CW, Chen WW, Meng ZB, Zheng SJ. 2008. The iron-deficiency-induced increase of root
branching is important for enhancing ferric chelate reductase activity. Journal of
Integrative Plant Biology 50: 1557-1562.
Jin CW, Du ST, Zhang K, Lin XY. 2008. Copper contamination in tea leaves and factors
affecting it. Food Chemistry and Toxicity. 46(6): 2054-2061
Jin CW, He XX, Zheng SJ. 2007. The Iron-deficiency Induced Phenolics Accumulation May
Involve in Regulation of Fe(III) Chelate Reductase in Red Clover. Plant Signaling and
Behavior. 2(5):327-335
Jin CW, You GY, Tang CX, Wu P, Zheng SJ. 2007. Iron-deficiency-induced Secretion of
Phenolics Facilitates the Reutilization of Root Apoplastic Iron in Red Clover (Trifolium
pratense L.). Plant Physiology. 144: 278-285.
Jin CW, He YF, Tang CX, Wu P, Zheng SJ. 2006. Mechanisms of microbial enhanced iron
uptake in red clover. Plant, Cell & Environment. 29: 888-897
Jin CW, Zheng SJ, He YF, Zhou GD, Zhou ZY. 2005. Lead contamination in tea garden
soils and factors affecting its bioavailability. Chemosphere. 59:1151-1159.
Jin CW, He YF, Zhou GD, Shi JL, Zhang K, Zheng SJ. 2005. Lead contamination in tea
leaves and non-edaphic factors affecting it. Chemosphere. 61: 726-736.
Download