Assoc Prof Dr. LiPing Lin, Natural products, Women Researcher Award

Associate Professor at Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine, China

Liping Lin, Ph.D., is an accomplished researcher with over 16 years of experience in medicinal chemistry, particularly focusing on natural product chemistry, synthetic chemistry, and biosynthesis. Holding a Ph.D. in Medicinal Chemistry from China Pharmaceutical University, she currently serves as an Associate Professor at Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Her expertise spans various aspects of molecular biology, including gene analysis, transcriptome analysis, protein expression, and purification. With a diligent and self-disciplined approach, she has made significant contributions to the field through her research, publications, and grants hosted.

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Liping Lin’s research work has garnered significant recognition, with her publications being cited over 200 times. She has published in reputable journals with impact factors ranging from 3.8 to 23.178, showcasing the high quality and impact of her research contributions. Additionally, she has co-authored patents related to natural product derivatives and their applications in medicine, demonstrating her innovative approach to research.

Citations: Liping Lin has received 125 citations across 109 documents.

Documents: There are a total of 9 documents associated with Liping Lin.

h-index: The h-index, a measure of both productivity and citation impact, is 7 for Liping Lin.

Education

Liping Lin obtained her Ph.D. in Medicinal Chemistry from China Pharmaceutical University, where she developed a strong foundation in natural product chemistry. She also completed post-doctoral training in Biosynthesis at Nanjing University, further honing her expertise in molecular biology techniques and biosynthetic pathways.

Research Focus

Liping Lin’s research primarily focuses on the isolation and identification of bioactive compounds from natural sources, such as plants, fungi, and bacteria. She is particularly interested in understanding the biosynthesis of these compounds and elucidating their pharmacological activities. Her work also explores the relationship between gut bacteria and various health conditions, including cancer and liver diseases.

Professional Journey

Throughout her career, Liping Lin has held various academic positions, including Research Associate at the Institute of Botany, Jiangsu Province, and Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Visiting Scholar at the University of California San Diego, School of Medicine. Currently, she serves as an Associate Professor at Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, where she continues to lead research projects and mentor students.

Honors & Awards

Liping Lin has received recognition for her research contributions, including the Women Researcher Award. Her work has been funded by prestigious organizations such as the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) and the China Drug Innovation Major Project. These honors and awards highlight her dedication and excellence in the field of medicinal chemistry.

Publications Noted & Contributions

Liping Lin has published extensively in reputable journals, covering a wide range of topics related to natural product chemistry, biosynthesis, and pharmacology. Her research has contributed to the understanding of bioactive compounds and their potential applications in medicine. Notable publications include studies on the isolation of novel compounds from plant pathogens, the synthesis of cytotoxic dimeric xanthones/chromanones, and the characterization of anticancer agents derived from cruciferous vegetables.

Gene-Directed Generation of Unprecedented Bioactive Compounds

• Authors: Li Ping Lin, Hai Ying Yu, Jing Shi, Zhen-Zhen Zhou
• Journal: ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering
• Volume: 11
• Year: 2023
• DOI: [Link](https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.2c …)
• Summary: This paper discusses the gene-directed generation of novel bioactive compounds, demonstrating innovative approaches to compound synthesis and potential applications in sustainable chemistry.

Gene-inspired mycosynthesis of skeletally new indole alkaloids

• Authors: LP Lin, P Yuan, N Jiang, YN Mei, WJ Zhang, HM Wu, AH Zhang, JM Cao, …
• Journal: Organic Letters
• Volume: 17
• Issue: 11
• Pages: 2610-2613
• Year: 2015
• Summary: This study explores the mycosynthesis of indole alkaloids, presenting new methods for the synthesis of bioactive compounds inspired by gene-directed approaches.

Indole Alkaloids with Antitumor Activity, Their Preparation Methods, and Applications 具有抗肿瘤活性的吲哚生物碱及其制备方法和应用

• Authors: LPL Ren Xiang Tan
• Journal: CN Patent App.
• Application number: 201810564427.2
• Year: 2018
• Summary: This patent application discusses indole alkaloids with antitumor activity, detailing their preparation methods and potential applications in cancer treatment.

Inhibition of Ilex pubescens against growth of two major oral pathogens

• Authors: L Lin LP, Lang JY
• Journal: Drug Evaluation Research
• Volume: 36
• Issue: 6
• Pages: 435-438
• Year: 2013
• Summary: This study investigates the inhibitory effects of Ilex pubescens against the growth of major oral pathogens, providing insights into the potential use of natural compounds for oral health.

LTe2 induces cell apoptosis in multiple myeloma by suppressing AKT phosphorylation at Thr308 and Ser473

• Authors: LLYY Yuanjiao Zhang1†, Jiacheng Qian2†, Mingmei Jiang1, Shu Yang1, Lianxin …
• Journal: Frontiers in Oncology
• Volume: 13
• Year: 2023
• Pages: 1269670
• Summary: This paper investigates the apoptosis-inducing effects of LTe2 in multiple myeloma cells, elucidating its mechanism of action and potential as an anticancer agent.

Minor bioactive indoles from kimchi mirror the regioselectivity in indole-3-carbinol oligomerization

• Authors: JC Qian, D Liu, LP Lin, WJ Zhu, RX Tan
• Journal: Food Chemistry
• Volume: 382
• Pages: 132571
• Year: 2022
• Summary: This research identifies minor bioactive indoles from kimchi and explores their regioselectivity in indole-3-carbinol oligomerization, contributing to our understanding of the bioactive components of fermented foods.

Research Timeline

Liping Lin’s research timeline spans over a decade, starting from her doctoral studies at China Pharmaceutical University to her current position as an Associate Professor at Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Throughout this period, she has conducted groundbreaking research, secured grants, and published numerous papers, establishing herself as a prominent figure in the field of medicinal chemistry.

Collaborations and Projects

Liping Lin has collaborated with researchers from various institutions and disciplines, enriching her research endeavors and fostering interdisciplinary approaches. She has hosted several grants focusing on the biosynthesis of natural products, the pharmacological activities of bioactive compounds, and the relationship between gut bacteria and health outcomes. These collaborations and projects reflect her commitment to advancing scientific knowledge and addressing pressing health challenges.