Jin Pu

Jin Pu is a Senior Genomics Specialist at the School of Medicine, Medical Sciences and Nutrition within the University of Aberdeen. His research bridges genomics, bioelectricity, and cellular behavior, with a focus on understanding how endogenous and applied electric fields influence cell migration, differentiation, and tissue organization in contexts such as cancer, neuroscience, and epithelial physiology.

• PhD in Biomedical Sciences, University of Aberdeen (2006)
• M.D. in Medicine, Chinese Military General Hospital, Beijing (1994)
• Bachelor of Medicine, The Fourth Military Medical University, Xi'an (1989)

Jin Pu’s research explores the role of bioelectric signals in cellular processes, including:

• Electric field-directed cell migration in cancer and wound healing
• Neuroblast chain migration and neural development
• Epithelial polarization and tissue repair
• Ion channel regulation in tumor progression
• Genomic factors in schizophrenia-related neuronal motility

The articles of Jin Pu highlight interdisciplinary trends across bioelectricity, cancer biology, developmental neuroscience, and molecular physiology. Key themes include electric field applications, chloride channels in disease prognosis, and the integration of genomics with electrophysiological cues.

Jin Pu is affiliated with the Medical Sciences department and operates from Lab: 2.50 at the University of Aberdeen. His work often involves collaborations with experts in cell biology, ophthalmology, and neurodevelopment.