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Wei Fu
Researcher at China Agricultural University
Publications - 4
Citations - 38
Wei Fu is an academic researcher from China Agricultural University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Embryonic stem cell & DNA methylation. The author has an hindex of 3, co-authored 4 publications receiving 15 citations.
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Drinking Warm Water Improves Growth Performance and Optimizes the Gut Microbiota in Early Postweaning Rabbits during Winter.
Qiang-Jun Wang,Wei Fu,Yao Guo,Yuhan Tang,Haoxuan Du,Meizhi Wang,Zhong-Ying Liu,Qin Li,Lei An,Jianhui Tian,Mingyong Li,Zhonghong Wu +11 more
TL;DR: The results confirmed that drinking warm water (WW) improved the growth performance and optimized gut microbiota in early postweaning rabbits during winter, and provided a new perspective for improving early post weaning rabbits welfare during winter.
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Prolonged melatonin treatment promote testicular recovery by enhancing RAC1-mediated apoptotic cell clearance and cell junction-dependent spermatogensis after heat stress.
Yao Guo,Hui Chen,Qiang-Jun Wang,Xin Qi,Qin Li,Wei Fu,Jie Huang,Chun-Yan Yao,Zhong-Ying Liu,Meizhi Wang,Lei An,Jianhui Tian,Zhonghong Wu +12 more
TL;DR: Long-term melatonin administration accelerated testicular recovery after heat stress by enhancing the phagocytotic activity of Sertoli cells and the regeneration of spermatogenic cells, suggesting that melatonin is a potential therapeutic for heat stress-induced male infertility.
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The proteome of IVF-induced aberrant embryo-maternal crosstalk by implantation stage in ewes.
Qianying Yang,Wei Fu,Yue Wang,Kai Miao,Haichao Zhao,Wang Rui,Min Guo,Zhilong Wang,Jianhui Tian,Lei An +9 more
TL;DR: Systematic proteomic profiling provides insights to understand the mechanisms that underlie the aberrant IVF embryo-maternal crosstalk, and might be helpful to develop practical strategies to prevent implantation failure following IVF-ET.
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Repression of FGF signaling is responsible for Dnmt3b inhibition and impaired de novo DNA methylation during early development of in vitro fertilized embryos.
TL;DR: This study, using mouse embryos as the model, identifies FGF signaling as the main target for correcting IVF-associated epigenetic errors, and highlights the importance of oviductal paracrine factors in supporting early embryonic development and improving in vitro culture system.