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Chi-Hing C Cheng-De Vries

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UIUC

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College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

School of Integrative Biology

Department of Evolution, Ecology, and Behavior

Chi-hing C Cheng-de Vries is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor at Uiuc.

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biology fish biology evolutionary biology genetics molecular evolution marine biology extreme environments molecular biology genomics molecular genetics molecular ecology marine genomics phylogenetics fish immunology protein science genome biology protein structure aquatic organisms phylogenomics aquatic ecosystems systematics adaptation marine systems biomolecular structure structural molecular biology biological macromolecules molecular adaptation marine biodiversity protein evolution proteome research phylogenetic methods protein chemistry antarctic notothenioid fishes comparative physiology antifreeze proteins ice-water system cladistics glycosylation protein x-ray crystallography fish farming phylogeny comparison comparative genomics protein biosynthesis protein assembly antifreeze protein antifreeze glycoprotein gene liver physiology evolutionary developmental biology gene evolution molecular evolutionary ecology protein function sea ice neuropeptides arctic cod pharmacological research applied pharmacology medicinal research clinical biochemistry pharmacogenomics pharmacological studies clinical pharmacology benthic ecology dna barcoding biological oceanography photoreceptor cells trypsinogen gene afgp gene sequences convergent evolution transporter gene expression expression profiles transporter genes constant cold antifreeze glycoprotein diverse antifreeze proteins gene duplication adaptive conflict ecophysiology climate change

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Metagenomic Sequencing of Environmental Dna Reveals Marine Faunal Assemblages From the West Antarctic Peninsula. Marine Genomics (2017)

Dominique A. CowartKatherine R. MurphyC.-H. Christina Cheng

aquatic ecosystemsenvironmental dnametagenomicsbiodiversitymolecular ecologybiologymarine biodiversitydna barcodingmarine systemsmarine genomicsmarine biologyecologybenthic ecologycustomized bioinformatics pipelineedna shotgun

Antifreeze Protein-Induced Superheating of Ice Inside Antarctic Notothenioid Fishes Inhibits Melting During Summer Warming. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2014)

Paul A. CzikoArthur L. DeVriesClive W. EvansChi-Hing Christina Cheng

ice crystalsfish biologyfish immunologybiologyantifreeze proteinsmolecular biologyextreme environmentsmarine biologyice-water systeminternal ice crystalscold region science

Molecular Ecophysiology of Antarctic Notothenioid Fishes. (2012)

C.‐H. Christina ChengH. William Detrich

aquaculturemetabolismfish farmingfish biologyphysiologycomparative physiologyfish immunologymolecular ecophysiologybiologyextreme environmentsmarine biologyantarctic notothenioid fishescardiovascular adaptation

Evolution of an Antifreeze Protein by Neofunctionalization Under Escape From Adaptive Conflict. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2010)

Cheng DengC.-H. Christina ChengHua YeXimiao HeLiangbiao Chen

gene duplicationprotein scienceprotein designprotein functionbiologyantifreeze proteinprotein engineeringmolecular biologyprotein foldingprotein evolutionadaptive conflictproteome research

Phylogenetics of Notothenioid Fishes (Teleostei: Acanthomorpha): Inferences From Mitochondrial and Nuclear Gene Sequences. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution (2008)

Thomas J. NearC.-H. Christina Cheng

phylogeny comparisonnuclear gene sequencesphylogenetic methodsnotothenioid fishescladisticsmolecular ecologybiologyphylogeneticssystematicsevolutionary biologymolecular evolutionphylogenomics

Transcriptomic and Genomic Evolution Under Constant Cold in Antarctic Notothenioid Fish. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2008)

Zuozhou ChenC.-H. Christina ChengJunfang ZhangLixue CaoLei ChenLonghai ZhouYudong JinHua YeCheng DengZhonghua DaiQianghua XuPeng HuShouhong SunYu ShenLiangbiao Chen

molecular geneticsphylogeneticsphylogenomicsgeneticsmolecular evolutionary ecologyextreme environmentsgenomicsmolecular adaptationbiologymolecular evolutiongene expressionprotein biosynthesisadaptationfish biologygenome biologymolecular ecologyconstant coldevolutionary biologymarine genomics

Expression Profiles of 50 Xenobiotic Transporter Genes in Humans and Pre-Clinical Species: A Resource for Investigations Into Drug Disposition. Xenobiotica (2006)

drug metabolismpathologyclinical biochemistryliver physiologypharmacological studiesapplied pharmacologyexpression profilesmedicinal researchpharmacogenomicspharmacologymolecular pharmacologyclinical pharmacologytransporter genespharmacological researchtransporter gene expression

Antifreeze Proteins and Organismal Freezing Avoidance in Polar Fishes. Fish physiology (2005)

Arthur L. DeVriesC.‐H. Christina Cheng

molecular and cellular biologyfish biologyphysiologyaquatic organismsbiologyextreme environmentsantifreeze proteins

Phylogenetic Investigations of Antarctic Notothenioid Fishes (Perciformes: Notothenioidei) Using Complete Gene Sequences of the Mitochondrial Encoded 16S Rrna. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution (2004)

Thomas J NearJames J PesaventoChi-Hing C Cheng

phylogeny comparisonantarctic notothenioid fishesfish biologyphylogenetic methodscladisticsbiologyphylogeneticssystematicsevolutionary biologycomplete gene sequencesmolecular evolutionphylogenomicsgeneticsphylogenetic investigations

Annual Warming Episodes in Seawater Temperatures in Mcmurdo Sound in Relationship to Endogenous Ice in Notothenioid Fish. Antarctic Science (2003)

BEN M. HUNTKEVIN HOEFLINGCHI-HING C. CHENG

aquatic ecosystemsoceanographyfish biologysea iceocean sciencesmicroscopic ice crystalsclimate dynamicsbiologyhigh resolution temperatureanchor icemarine systemsextreme environmentsmarine biologyecologyice-water systemfisheries

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Chi-Hing C Cheng-De Vries

Professor

UIUC

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

School of Integrative Biology

Department of Evolution, Ecology, and Behavior

Chi-hing C Cheng-de Vries is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor at Uiuc.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Metagenomic Sequencing of Environmental Dna Reveals Marine Faunal Assemblages From the West Antarctic Peninsula. Marine Genomics (2017)

Dominique A. CowartKatherine R. MurphyC.-H. Christina Cheng

Antifreeze Protein-Induced Superheating of Ice Inside Antarctic Notothenioid Fishes Inhibits Melting During Summer Warming. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2014)

Paul A. CzikoArthur L. DeVriesClive W. EvansChi-Hing Christina Cheng

ice crystalsfish biologyfish immunologybiologyantifreeze proteinsmolecular biologyextreme environmentsmarine biologyice-water systeminternal ice crystalscold region science

Molecular Ecophysiology of Antarctic Notothenioid Fishes. (2012)

C.‐H. Christina ChengH. William Detrich

Evolution of an Antifreeze Protein by Neofunctionalization Under Escape From Adaptive Conflict. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2010)

Cheng DengC.-H. Christina ChengHua YeXimiao HeLiangbiao Chen

gene duplicationprotein scienceprotein designprotein functionbiologyantifreeze proteinprotein engineeringmolecular biologyprotein foldingprotein evolutionadaptive conflictproteome research

Phylogenetics of Notothenioid Fishes (Teleostei: Acanthomorpha): Inferences From Mitochondrial and Nuclear Gene Sequences. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution (2008)

Thomas J. NearC.-H. Christina Cheng

phylogeny comparisonnuclear gene sequencesphylogenetic methodsnotothenioid fishescladisticsmolecular ecologybiologyphylogeneticssystematicsevolutionary biologymolecular evolutionphylogenomics

Transcriptomic and Genomic Evolution Under Constant Cold in Antarctic Notothenioid Fish. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2008)

Zuozhou ChenC.-H. Christina ChengJunfang ZhangLixue CaoLei ChenLonghai ZhouYudong JinHua YeCheng DengZhonghua DaiQianghua XuPeng HuShouhong SunYu ShenLiangbiao Chen

Expression Profiles of 50 Xenobiotic Transporter Genes in Humans and Pre-Clinical Species: A Resource for Investigations Into Drug Disposition. Xenobiotica (2006)

Antifreeze Proteins and Organismal Freezing Avoidance in Polar Fishes. Fish physiology (2005)

Arthur L. DeVriesC.‐H. Christina Cheng

molecular and cellular biologyfish biologyphysiologyaquatic organismsbiologyextreme environmentsantifreeze proteins

Thomas J NearJames J PesaventoChi-Hing C Cheng

Annual Warming Episodes in Seawater Temperatures in Mcmurdo Sound in Relationship to Endogenous Ice in Notothenioid Fish. Antarctic Science (2003)

BEN M. HUNTKEVIN HOEFLINGCHI-HING C. CHENG

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