Yinjie Qiu

Yinjie Qiu is a Researcher at the University of Minnesota, focusing on interdisciplinary research spanning genomics, transcriptomics, and metabolism. Their work bridges plant science and biomedical studies, with affiliations in Research Computing and collaborations across molecular biology, genetics, and cancer research.

• University: University of Minnesota
• Role: Researcher in Research Computing

Research Interests: Yinjie Qiu's research explores genetic and molecular mechanisms in both plant and human systems. Key areas include Genomics (e.g., gene editing in plants like hard fescue), Transcriptomics (e.g., prostate cancer cell identity analysis), and Metabolism (e.g., liver-tumor microenvironment interactions). Their work addresses Stress Tolerance in crops and Cancer Research in biomedical contexts.

Recent Trends: Recent publications highlight cross-disciplinary applications of omics technologies, including Comparative Transcriptomics (2025), Genome Editing (2025), and Metabolic Pathway analysis (2025). The Plant Genome and Crop Science journals reflect their plant-focused contributions, while Life Science Alliance and PNAS indicate biomedical relevance.

Collaborations: Yinjie Qiu collaborates with experts in Genetics, Immunology, and Plant Biology, as evidenced by co-authored works with institutions in the U.S. and international networks. Their research team includes specialists in Macrophages, Cancer Metabolism, and Turfgrass genetics.