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| Carcinogenesis,
Teratogenesis & Mutagenesis
The forth Editorial Board
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Ruan
Di-Yun |
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a professor of School of Life Science, University
of Science and Technology of China and a director
of Neurotoxicology Lab. He is a supervisor of
Chinese Committing of prevention lead poisoning
for children and president of Society for Neuroscience
in Anhui province. He is a member of the Chinese
Society of Biophysics and Toxicology, Society
for Neuroscience in USA, Organization of the
International Brain Research and the International
Toxicology. He is one of the editor for Chinese
Journal of Pharmacology and Toxicology and a
referee for Journal of Brain Research and Neuroscience.
He graduated in Department of Biophysics, University
of Science and Technology of China in 1965 and
is still working in this university. As a visiting
scholar, he worked in University of Houston,
USA (1985-1989) and University of Montreal,
Canada (1993-1994, 1998, 2000, 2001 and 2004).
The publications of his books are Neurophysiology,
Neurobiology, principle of Biology and the questions
of Childhood Lead Poison. He has been first
or coauthor of more than 60 scientific papers,
most of them (46 papers) in international journals
including Neurology, Brain Research., Neuroscience,
Toxicology & Teratology, Pharmacology and
Toxicology. His research areas are Neurobiology
and Neurotoxicology, particularly the effects
of chemical agents and environmental pollutants
(Pb and Al) on the nervous system and behavior
of humans and animals, and cellular and molecular
mechanisms of these effects. His research projects
are sponsored by National Basic Research Program
(973 program), Academia Sinica, National Natural
Science Foundation of China and Research Found
for Doctoral Program of Higher Education. He
has scientifically collaborated with some labs
in Canada, Italy, Germen, USA and Hong Kong..
He was awarded prizes of the Academia Sinica
and Anhui province for Science and Technology(1979)
and excellence scientific research papers of
Anhui province. |
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| Cheng
Shujun is currently as a professor of Cancer
Institute (Hospital), Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences
& Peking Union Medical College, Beijing, China,
and Chief Scientist of both China State Key Basic
Research Project “Fundamental investigation of human
carcinogenesis and cancer therapy and prevention”
and Beijing key Cancer Research Project “Tumor biomarker
profiling and human cancer diagnosis and therapy”.
He worked as a visiting scientist in Laboratoire de
Medicine Experimental, Institute de la Recherches
Scientifiques sur le Cancer, France (1978-1981), and
in Department of Pathology, Medical College of Ohio,
USA (1986-1987). He has established a series of short-term
tests for the detection of environmental carcinogens
and anti-carcinogens in China. He was elected as a
Member, Chinese Academy of Engineering in 1999. Dr.
Cheng is the President of Chinese Environmental Mutagen
Society, and Vice President of China Anticancer Association.
He found that the tea catechins showed a significant
inhibitory effect against human genital condylomas
and inflammatory hyperplasia. Based on the invention,
he and his collaborators had received international
patents “Composition for treating condyloma acuminate”
in 1998. This invention had been approved to go for
clinical phase III trial by US FDA. As invited speakers,
Dr. Cheng has visited many institutes at foreign countries
and attended at international conferences. |
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