Nanjing Agricultural University - China
AUTHOR PROFILE
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SUMMARY
Xuxian Xuan is a dedicated doctoral student at Nanjing Agricultural University with deep expertise in grape molecular biology, particularly in the mechanisms of flower and fruit development, and the breeding of seedless grape varieties. His research contributions are impactful, evidenced by multiple publications in leading journals and involvement in significant scientific projects. His work integrates molecular genetics, hormone signaling, and epigenetics, advancing theoretical and practical knowledge in pomology. His commitment to academic excellence and research innovation establishes him as a promising figure in agricultural biotechnology.
EDUCATION
Xuxian Xuan is currently pursuing his Ph.D. at Nanjing Agricultural University since 2021. His academic training focuses on the transcriptional and epigenetic regulation mechanisms in grape development. He has cultivated a solid foundation in plant biotechnology and fruit science, with his doctoral research combining both molecular and applied perspectives. He has also served as an associate editor for a Chinese academic monograph, indicating academic maturity beyond his level. His continuous academic journey supports his research contributions and scientific competence in plant developmental biology and seedless grape improvement.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Though still a doctoral student, Xuxian Xuan has shown professional excellence through his participation in four government-funded research projects. He has also collaborated with established scientists from Nanjing Agricultural University, the Jiangsu Academy of Agricultural Sciences, and China Agricultural University. His contributions to both laboratory work and scholarly writing in collaborative environments underscore his ability to work in interdisciplinary and institutional settings. His position has enabled him to contribute to real-world agricultural challenges while refining his technical skills and contributing meaningfully to ongoing grape breeding efforts.
RESEARCH INTEREST
Xuan's research is rooted in understanding the molecular mechanisms of grape flower and fruit development, especially in seedless grape formation. His interests include transcriptional regulation, epigenetic modifications, hormone signal transduction, and molecular breeding strategies. He explores how gibberellins influence grape development and fruit set, and how miRNA networks regulate these processes. His passion lies in linking theoretical frameworks with practical grape breeding techniques to improve fruit quality and yield, making his work both foundational and applied in scope within the field of pomology and biotechnology.
RESEARCH SKILL
Xuan possesses a wide range of research skills, including transcriptomics, gene expression profiling, hormone signaling pathway analysis, miRNA functional studies, and molecular marker development. He is proficient in designing and executing laboratory experiments involving grape tissue cultures and transgenic analysis. His ability to manage complex data and interpret molecular interactions allows him to contribute significantly to understanding parthenocarpy and seedlessness in grapes. He also demonstrates expertise in academic writing, literature synthesis, and scientific communication, enabling him to present research findings clearly and effectively.
PUBLICATIONS
Xuan has published 13 SCI-indexed research articles in high-impact journals such as Plant, Cell & Environment, Horticultural Plant Journal, and International Journal of Molecular Sciences. His work covers diverse topics such as polyamine and ethylene biosynthesis pathways, GA-mediated fruit setting, and miRNA-regulated gene networks. In addition, he has co-authored a Chinese academic book titled Grape Breeding in China. His consistent publication record reflects both the depth and breadth of his research, marking him as a significant contributor to grape biotechnology and molecular plant science.
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Title: Competitive network of polyamines metabolic and ethylene biosynthesis pathways during gibberellin-induced parthenocarpic grape fruit setting
Authors: Xuan, X., Qu, Z., Sadeghnezhad, E., Xie, Z., Qi, Z., Yang, H., Song, X., Yu, M., Luo, L., Aziz, R.B.,
Journal: HORTICULTURAL PLANT JOURNAL
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Title: Gibberellin Mediates VvmiR397a-VvLAC4 via VvSLR1-VvWRKY26 Cascade Signal to Repress the Seed-Stone Development During GA-Induced Grape Parthenocarpy
Authors: Wang, C., Xuan, X., Wang, W., Sadeghnezhad, E., Luo, L., Gong, P., Wu, Q., Chao, R., Chen, X., Yu, M.,
Journal: PLANT CELL AND ENVIRONMENT
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Title: A Comprehensive Analysis of Cadmium Contamination in Viticulture: From Soil and Grape to Ecological Risks and Remediation
Authors: Elatafi, E., Elhendawy, B., Elshahat, A., Iqbal, S., Ren, Y., Xuan, X., Li, W., Li, F., Fan, S., Hakeem, A.,
Journal: JOURNAL OF SOIL SCIENCE AND PLANT NUTRITION
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Title: Geographical location influence 'Cabernet Franc' fruit quality in Shandong province
Authors: Wang, C., Chen, X., Ren, Y., Xuan, X., Pervaiz, T., Shangguan, L., and Fang, J.
Journal: SCIENTIFIC REPORTS
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Title: Identification of VvAGL Genes Reveals Their Network's Involvement in the Modulation of Seed Abortion via Responding Multi-Hormone Signals in Grapevines
Authors: Liu, F., Aziz, R.B., Wang, Y., Xuan, X., Yu, M., Qi, Z., Chen, X., Wu, Q., Qu, Z., Dong, T.,
Journal: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR SCIENCES
CONCLUSION
Xuxian Xuan represents the new generation of agricultural researchers whose work bridges molecular science with crop improvement. His dedication to understanding the genetic regulation of grape development and enhancing fruit quality through advanced breeding strategies has already yielded significant academic and practical outcomes. With his current trajectory of scholarly excellence and innovation, he is well-positioned to lead future breakthroughs in pomology and agricultural biotechnology. His work not only contributes to academic knowledge but also has potential applications in improving food production and sustainable fruit cultivation globally.