Yang Rongxi

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Prof. Dr. Rongxi Yang

Department of Epidemiology, School of Public Health

Nanjing Medical University.

rongxiyang@njmu.edu.cn


杨蓉西博士 教授

Rongxi Yang, PhD


Research Interest

Molecular epidemiology, Genetic/epigenetics and Cancer, Molecular diagnosis, In-vitro diagnosis


Education and Professional Experience

Beijing Normal Universtiy, Biological Sciences, B.S. (2000.9-2004.7)

University of Heidelberg, Germany, Molecular and Cellular Biology, M.S. (2006.10-2008.1)

German Cancer Research Center, Germany, Molecular Epidemiology, Ph.D (2007.3-2011.2)

German Cancer Research Center,  Germany, Molecular Epidemiology, Postdoc (2010.3-2012.3)

University Hospitals of Heidelberg,  Germany, Molecular Epidemiology, Project leader (2012.3-2015.12)

University Hospitals of Heidelberg,  Germany,  Head of  Mamma Screen Translational group, Independent PI (2016.1-2017.6)


Honors and Awards

2016   Breast Cancer Research Junior Award 2016 by Claudia von Schilling Foundation(one person per year in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria)

2016    First  Price of  the 2016 "Health Innovation Pitches" internationalphase, EU

2016    First  Price of  the 2016 "Health Innovation Pitches" German nationalphase, Germany


Ongoing Research Projects

Translational and Innovation Project of Jiangsu Province (Teams)

Translational and Innovation Project of Jiangsu Province (Individuals)

Distinguished Professor Project of  Jiangsu Province

National Excellence Project (Junior project)


Selected Papers

  1. ChunlanLiu~,Yang R*.The Association Between Breast Cancer and Blood-Based Methylation of CD160, ISYNA1 and RAD51B in the Chinese Population. Frontiers in Genetics.2022.

  2. ChunlanLiu, ~, Yang R*.ACTB methylation in blood as a potential marker for the pre-clinical detection of stroke: a prospective nested case-control study.Frontiers in Neuroscience.2021

  3. Yang R#*,et al. The association between breast cancer and S100P methylation inperipheral blood by multi-center case-control studies.Carcinogenesis.2017.