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Nannan Li
Publications - 5
Citations - 104
Nannan Li is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: DNA methylation & Methylation. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 4 publications receiving 65 citations.
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Exposure to Ambient Air Particles Increases the Risk of Mental Disorder: Findings from a Natural Experiment in Beijing.
Zhen Jia,Yongjie Wei,Li Xiaoqian,Lixin Yang,Huijie Liu,Chen Guo,Lulu Zhang,Nannan Li,Shaojuan Guo,Yan Qian,Zhigang Li +10 more
TL;DR: The human test showed that the secretion of the cortisol in plasma was elevated after exposure in heavy air pollution, suggesting that PM2.5 exposure negatively affects mood regulation, and the results of the mouse model indicated that exposure to ambient air particles increased the risk of mental disorder.
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Transcriptome Profiling of the Lungs Reveals Molecular Clock Genes Expression Changes after Chronic Exposure to Ambient Air Particles
Peng-Cheng Song,Zhigang Li,Li Xiaoqian,Lixin Yang,Lulu Zhang,Nannan Li,Chen Guo,Shu-Yu Lu,Yongjie Wei +8 more
TL;DR: The results suggest that chronic exposure to particulate matter can induce alterations of clock genes expression, which could be another important pathway for explaining the feedbacks of ambient particle exposure in addition to oxidative stress and inflammation.
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The global DNA and RNA methylation and their reversal in lung under different concentration exposure of ambient air particulate matter in mice.
TL;DR: The present study clearly demonstrated the alteration of DNA and RNA methylation after acute heavy PM exposure and emphasized the reversal of the symptoms caused by PM exposure after the air purification, which provided a new idea for the intervention of the adverse health effects from air pollution.
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Genomic DNA methylation signatures in different tissues after ambient air particulate matter exposure
TL;DR: The present study systematically demonstrated the global DNA methylation changes by PM2.5 exposure, and put forward a possible orientation for further exploring the effects of ambient air particles exposure on the specific organs.
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Autophagy Is Required to Sustain Increased Intestinal Cell Proliferation during Phenotypic Plasticity Changes in Honey Bee (Apis mellifera)
TL;DR: In this paper , the expression of nutrition and autophagy-related genes was upregulated in the midguts of honey bee workers, compared with that in nurse workers by RNA-sequencing.