Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Jing-Yan Chen"
- Jing-Yan Chen's research encompasses both veterinary science and neurobiology, focusing on mechanisms affecting growth, pain, and metabolic disorders across various studies.
- A significant aspect of Chen's work involves understanding the roles of specific genes and proteins, such as UNC5B and Mst1, in neuropathic pain and autophagy within Schwann cells, which are crucial for nerve health and function.
- In addition to neuropathic pain research, Chen has explored metabolic conditions like diabetes, investigating the impact of natural compounds like Tanshinone IIA on inflammation and signaling pathways related to diabetes mellitus.
