Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Shenming Wang"
Shenming Wang's recent research predominantly focuses on understanding molecular mechanisms in vascular biology and cellular processes, particularly relating to smooth muscle cell behavior in atherosclerosis and vascular diseases, as illustrated by studies on the KLF15/IGFBP4 axis and SMYD2's role in vascular smooth muscle cell phenotypic switching.
Another key area of Wang's work examines the role of small nucleolar RNAs, such as SNORA13, in cellular senescence and ribosome biogenesis, highlighting unexpected functions of these RNA molecules beyond their canonical roles in acting as ribosome guides.
Wang also explores innovative diagnostic and therapeutic approaches, as seen in the development of a dual-mode immunoassay for rapid SARS-CoV-2 detection and the use of low-kilovoltage X-rays in intraoperative radiotherapy for breast cancer, demonstrating a commitment to translational research that bridges molecular findings with clinical applications.
