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Name
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Jin-Shun
Qi
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Mailing
Address
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Dept.
of Physiology,
Shanxi
Medical
University
,
Taiyuan
,
Shanxi
,
030001
E-mail:
jinshunqi2006@yahoo.com
Tel:
0351-413-5019 (O); 0351-407-9580 (H)
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Personal Status
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Sex
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Male
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Date
of Birth
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February
3, 1955
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Place
of Birth
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Changzhi
,
Shanxi
Province
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Marital
Status
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Married
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Education
and Research Experience:
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2003.1 - 2006.1
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Postdoctoral
research in
Penn State University
,
PA
,
USA
;
Doing researches on
synaptic plasticity in CTZ-induced epileptiform
activity
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2000.9 - 2003.9
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Faculty and Ph.D student¡¯s supervisor in
Shanxi
Medical
University
; Engaged in the study of mechanism of Alzheimer¡¯s disease
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1997.9 - 2000.7
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Shanxi
Medical
University
, Ph.D. in Physiology;
Doing researches on the neurotoxic mechanism of amyloid beta-
protein in Alzheimer¡¯s disease by membrane patch
techniques
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1987.9 - 1990.7
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Tianjin
Medical
College
, Master in Physiology;
Investigating the effects of atrial natriuretic peptide on
the electrical activities of paraventricular neucleus and
vasopressin release
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1977.9-
1981.1
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Changzhi
Medical
College
, Bachelor in Medicine
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Academic
Positions:
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2000-present
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Professor,Director
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Department of Physiology,
Shanxi
Medical
University
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1992 -1997
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Associate Professor
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Department of Physiology,
Changzhi
Medical
College
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1990 -1992
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Lecturer
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Department
of Physiology,
Changzhi
Medical
College
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1981- 1987
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Assistant teacher
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Department of Physiology,
Changzhi
Medical
College
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Memberships in
Professional Societies:
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2003-present
1997-present
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member of Scientific Committee of Neuroscience, Chinese Society
of physiological Sciences
member of
Chinese Society of Physiological Sciences
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2000-present
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member of
Chinese Society for Neuroscience
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Research
Interests
¡¤ Amyloid b-protein
and Alzheimer's disease: electrophysiological effects of amyloid
b-protein
fragments.
¡¤
Synaptic
plasticity in central nervous system: hippocampal long term
potentiation in vivo and in vitro.
¡¤
Mechanisms
of Epileptogenesis: extrasynaptic receptor regulation.
Recent
Publications
1.
Qi J.S., Wang Y., Jiang M., Warren P. and Chen G,
Cyclothiazide induces robust epileptiform activity in hippocampal
neurons both in vitro and in vivo. J.
Physiol. (
London
) 2006 £¬571(3)£º605-618
2.
Qin Y., Qi J.S. and Qiao J.T. Apolipoprotein E4
suppresses delayed-rectifier potassium channels in membrane
patches excised from hippocampal neurons. Synapse
2006;
59(2):82-91;
3.
Qi J.S., Ye L. and Qiao J.T., Amyloid
beta-protein fragment 31-35 suppresses delayed rectifying
potassium channels in membrane patches excised from hippocampal
neurons in rats. Synapse
2004; 51(3):165-72
4.
Qin Y., Qi J. S. and Qiao J.T Homocysteine and
Alzheimer's disease. Sheng Li Ke Xue Jin Zhan. 2004; 35(1):66-9 (a
review)
5.
Nie
H., Wang R., Zhang R.X., Qi
J.S. and Qiao J.T., Co-expression of protein kinase Cb
subspecies in fos protein immunoreactive neurons in rat
superficial dorsal horn during formalin test: an
immunocytochemical double staining study.
Chin J Neuronsci, 2003, 19(4): 247-251
6.
Hou SW,
Qi JS, Zhang Y, and Qiao JT, Spinal antinociceptive effect
of agmatine and tentative analysis of involved receptors: study in
an electrophysiological model of rats. Brain Res. 2003;
968(2):277-80.
7.
R.X. Zhang, H. Nie, J.S.
Qi and J.T.Qiao, Bilateral phosphorylation of transcription factor
creb in rat spinal cord induced by unilateral peripheral noxious
t\stimuli. Chinese Journal of Neuroanatomy, 2002; 18(1): 1-7
8.
B.F. Han, C. Zhang, J.S.
Qi and J.T. Qiao, ATP-sensitive potassium channels and endogenous
adenosine are involved in spinal antinociception produced by locus
coeruleus stimulation. Acta
Physiologica Sinica, 2002; 54(2): 139-144
9.
J.S. Qi, and J.T. Qiao,
Amyloid -protein fragment 31-35 forms ion channels in
membrane patches excised from rat hippocampal neurons. Neuroscience,
2001£»105(4): 845-852
10.
Qi Jinshun and Qiao
Jiantian, Suppression of large conductance Ca2+-activated
K+ channel by amyloid -protein fragment 31
-35 in
membrane patches excised from hippocampal neurons, Acta Physiologica Sinica, 2001£»53 (3): 198-204
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