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Bin Gu

Assistant Professor

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Natural Science

Cell & Molecular Biology Program

College of Human Medicine

Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology

Bin Gu is currently serving as a Cell & Molecular Biology Program Assistant Professor at Michigan State University.

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Michigan State University

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developmental biology cell biology genetics mammalian biology stem cells embryology gene expression stem cell research embryonic development biological engineering animal biotechnology efficient generation cellular differentiation regenerative medicine reproductive biology protein science proteomics human biology structural biology biomedical imaging crispr human cells cell lineage host response developmental immunology antibody engineering cancer biology cancer genetics embryonic stem cells knockout mice animal reproduction targeted large insertions critical spindle-associated protein assisted reproduction cell transplantation in vitro toxicology animal science mammalogy oncogenes medicinal research molecular cancer science advance biomedical analysis reproductive biotechnology experimental analysis comparative analysis immunomodulation cell culture stem cell transplantation gene regulation gene function skin cancer cancer growth cancer genomics biomedical research cellular neurobiology mesenchymal stem cells genetic basis molecular immunology adaptive immune system host genetics clinical immunology protein expression two-cell-stage mouse embryos proteomic analyses global expression cell surface immunomodulative effects endogenous proteins mouse models auxin-inducible degrons specific degradation differentiation-associated genes mouse embryo development immunocytochemical study pluripotency-associated surface antigens fertility gametogenesis infertility genetic engineering genome editing genetic technologies reproductive science genetic mechanisms

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Cas9-Fusion Proximity-Based Approach Generates an Irak1-Mecp2 Tandem Duplication Mouse Model for the Study of Mecp2 Duplication Syndrome. Disease Models & Mechanisms (2024)

Eleonora MainoOri ScottSamar Z. RizviWing Suen ChanShagana VisuvanathanYoussif Ben ZablahHongbin LiAmeet S. SengarMichael W. SalterZhengping JiaJanet RossantRonald D. CohnBin GuEvgueni A. Ivakine

geneticshuman geneticshistocompatibilitymedicinebiomedical modelingduplication mouse modeldermatologymammalian biology

A Fibronectin Gradient Remodels Mixed-Phase Mesoderm. Science Advances (2024)

Min ZhuBin GuEvan C. ThomasYunyun HuangYun-Kyo KimHirotaka TaoTheodora M. YungXin ChenKaiwen ZhangElizabeth K. WoolaverMikaela R. NevinXi HuangRudolph WinklbauerJanet RossantYu SunSevan Hopyan

biophysicsstructural biologyneurosciencedevelopmental biologyscience advance

BRD4:: Nutm1 Fusion Gene Initiates Nut Carcinoma in Vivo. Life Science Alliance (2024)

Dejin ZhengAhmed A ElnegiryChenxiang LuoMohammed Amine BendahouLiangqi XieDiana BellYoko TakahashiEhab HannaGeorge I MiasMayra F TsoiBin Gu

geneticspharmacologycancer biologymolecular cancergene expressiongene therapyoncogenescancer researchcancer genomicsmolecular biologycancer geneticstumor biologymedicinal researchcarcinogenesisskin cancernut carcinomacancer growth

Yap1 and Wwtr1 Are Required for Murine Pregnancy Initiation. Reproduction (2024)

Genna E MoldovanNoura MassriErin L. VegterIvonne N Pauneto-DelgadoGregory W. BurnsNiraj JoshiBin GuRipla AroraAsgerally T. Fazleabas

reproductive physiologyreproductive biologymurine pregnancy initiationdevelopmental biologyembryonic developmentreproductive scienceanimal reproduction

Yes Associated Transcriptional Regulator 1 (Yap1) and Ww Domain Containing Transcription Regulator (Wwtr1) Are Required for Murine Pregnancy Initiation. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Genna E. MoldovanNoura MassriErin VegterIvonne L Pauneto-DelgadoGregory W. BurnsNiraj JoshiBin GuRipla AroraAsgerally T. Fazleabas

geneticstranscription regulatorgene expressionsignal transductiontranscription regulationtranscription factorsmurine pregnancy initiationmolecular biologycell biologymammalian biologytranscription (biology)

Durotaxis Bridges Phase Transition as a Function of Tissue Stiffness in Vivo. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Min ZhuBin GuEvan ThomasHirotaka TaoTheodora M. YungKaiwen ZhangJanet RossantYu SunSevan Hopyan

durotaxis bridgesregenerative medicinebiophysics

Shape Anisotropy‐Governed High‐Performance Nanomagnetosol for in Vivo Magnetic Particle Imaging of Lungs. Small (2023)

Saumya NigamJeotikanta MohapatraAshley V. MakelaHanaan HayatJessi Mercedes RodriguezAixia SunElizabeth KenyonNathan A. RedmanDana SpenceGeorge JabinBin GuMohamed AshryLorenzo F. SempereArijit MitraJinxing LiJiahui ChenGuo‐Wei WeiSteven BolinBrett EtchebarneJ. Ping LiuChristopher H. ContagPing Wang

biomedical imagingnanotechnologynanomaterialsbiophysics

The Human Stat1 Gain-Of-Function T385M Mutation Causes Expansion of Activated T-Follicular Helper/T-Helper 1-Like Cd4 T Cells and Sex-Biased Autoimmunity in Specific Pathogen-Free Mice. Frontiers in Immunology (2023)

Ori ScottShagana VisuvanathanEmily ReddyDeeqa MahamedBin GuChaim M. RoifmanRonald D. CohnCynthia J. GuidosEvgueni A. Ivakine

geneticshuman geneticsadaptive immune systemimmune responsessex-biased autoimmunityhost responsehost geneticsimmunologycell biologymammalian biologyspecific pathogen-free micemolecular immunologyclinical immunology

Live Imaging Yap Signalling in Mouse Embryo Development. Open Biology (2022)

Bin GuBrian BradshawMin ZhuYu SunSevan HopyanJanet Rossant

mouse embryo developmentdevelopmental biologyembryologyembryonic developmentanimal science

Rapid and Specific Degradation of Endogenous Proteins in Mouse Models Using Auxin-Inducible Degrons. eLife (2022)

Lewis MacdonaldGillian C TaylorJennifer Margaret BrisbaneErsi ChristodoulouLucy ScottAlex von KriegsheimJanet RossantBin GuAndrew J Wood

geneticsprotein engineeringspecific degradationmouse modelsauxin-inducible degronsbiomolecular engineeringendogenous proteinsbiological engineering

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Bin Gu

Assistant Professor

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Natural Science

Cell & Molecular Biology Program

College of Human Medicine

Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology

Bin Gu is currently serving as a Cell & Molecular Biology Program Assistant Professor at Michigan State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michigan State University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Cas9-Fusion Proximity-Based Approach Generates an Irak1-Mecp2 Tandem Duplication Mouse Model for the Study of Mecp2 Duplication Syndrome. Disease Models & Mechanisms (2024)

Eleonora MainoOri ScottSamar Z. RizviWing Suen ChanShagana VisuvanathanYoussif Ben ZablahHongbin LiAmeet S. SengarMichael W. SalterZhengping JiaJanet RossantRonald D. CohnBin GuEvgueni A. Ivakine

geneticshuman geneticshistocompatibilitymedicinebiomedical modelingduplication mouse modeldermatologymammalian biology

A Fibronectin Gradient Remodels Mixed-Phase Mesoderm. Science Advances (2024)

Min ZhuBin GuEvan C. ThomasYunyun HuangYun-Kyo KimHirotaka TaoTheodora M. YungXin ChenKaiwen ZhangElizabeth K. WoolaverMikaela R. NevinXi HuangRudolph WinklbauerJanet RossantYu SunSevan Hopyan

biophysicsstructural biologyneurosciencedevelopmental biologyscience advance

BRD4:: Nutm1 Fusion Gene Initiates Nut Carcinoma in Vivo. Life Science Alliance (2024)

Dejin ZhengAhmed A ElnegiryChenxiang LuoMohammed Amine BendahouLiangqi XieDiana BellYoko TakahashiEhab HannaGeorge I MiasMayra F TsoiBin Gu

Yap1 and Wwtr1 Are Required for Murine Pregnancy Initiation. Reproduction (2024)

Genna E MoldovanNoura MassriErin L. VegterIvonne N Pauneto-DelgadoGregory W. BurnsNiraj JoshiBin GuRipla AroraAsgerally T. Fazleabas

reproductive physiologyreproductive biologymurine pregnancy initiationdevelopmental biologyembryonic developmentreproductive scienceanimal reproduction

Genna E. MoldovanNoura MassriErin VegterIvonne L Pauneto-DelgadoGregory W. BurnsNiraj JoshiBin GuRipla AroraAsgerally T. Fazleabas

Durotaxis Bridges Phase Transition as a Function of Tissue Stiffness in Vivo. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Min ZhuBin GuEvan ThomasHirotaka TaoTheodora M. YungKaiwen ZhangJanet RossantYu SunSevan Hopyan

durotaxis bridgesregenerative medicinebiophysics

Shape Anisotropy‐Governed High‐Performance Nanomagnetosol for in Vivo Magnetic Particle Imaging of Lungs. Small (2023)

biomedical imagingnanotechnologynanomaterialsbiophysics

Ori ScottShagana VisuvanathanEmily ReddyDeeqa MahamedBin GuChaim M. RoifmanRonald D. CohnCynthia J. GuidosEvgueni A. Ivakine

Live Imaging Yap Signalling in Mouse Embryo Development. Open Biology (2022)

Bin GuBrian BradshawMin ZhuYu SunSevan HopyanJanet Rossant

mouse embryo developmentdevelopmental biologyembryologyembryonic developmentanimal science

Rapid and Specific Degradation of Endogenous Proteins in Mouse Models Using Auxin-Inducible Degrons. eLife (2022)

Lewis MacdonaldGillian C TaylorJennifer Margaret BrisbaneErsi ChristodoulouLucy ScottAlex von KriegsheimJanet RossantBin GuAndrew J Wood

geneticsprotein engineeringspecific degradationmouse modelsauxin-inducible degronsbiomolecular engineeringendogenous proteinsbiological engineering

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