Prof. WANG, Baoli

Contact Information:

　　Mailing Address:

　　College of Life Sciences

　　Northwest A&F University

　　Yangling, Shaanxi 712100

　　P. R. China

　　Phone: (86) 29 87092262

　　Fax: (86) 29 87092262

　　E-mail: wbl@nwsuaf.edu.cn

　　Office: North Campus, Science Building, College of Life Sciences, E306

　Research Interests:

　　1. Soil microbial molecular ecology

　　2. Functional gene cloning and functional analysis

　　Education Experiences:

　　Norwest A&F University, Clinical veterinary medicine (major), Ph.D. 2000

　　Norwest A&F University, Biochemistry and molecular biology (major), M.S. 1994

　　Xian Jaotong University, Chemistry (major), B. S. 1982

　Professional Experiences:

　　Professor in College of Life Science, Norwest A&F University (2002-present)

　　Associate Professor in College of Life Science, Norwest A&F University (1993-2001)

　　Postdoc fellow in New England BioLabs,USA (2004-2006)

　Publications:

　　Li L, Qu Z, Wang B, Qu D. (2017) Dynamics of the abundance and structure of metabolically active Clostridium community in response to glucose additions in flooded paddy soils: closely correlated with hydrogen production and Fe(III) reduction. Journal of Soils and Sediments 17: 1727-1740.

　　Li L, Qu Z, Jia R, Wang B, Wang Y, Qu D.(2017) Excessive input of phosphorus significantly affects microbial Fe(III) reduction in flooded paddy soils by changing the abundances and community structures of Clostridium and Geobacteraceae . The Science of the Total Environment 607-608:982-991.

　　Zhu C, Xia S, Wang B, Qu D.(2011) Variation of Anaeromyxobacter community structure and abundance in paddy soil slurry over flooding time. African Journal of Agricultural Research 6:6107-6118.

　　Zhou Y, Wang B, Qu D.(2009) Expression of β-agarase I DagA in prokaryotic cell and its activity identification. Chinese Journal of Agricultural Biotechnology 6:153-159.

　　Liu H, Wang H, Gao P , Xü J, Xü T, Wang J, Wang B, Lin C, Fu Y.(2009) Analysis of clock gene homologs using unifoliolates as target organs in soybean(Glycine max). Journal of plant physiology 166:278-289.