Xuhuai Ji's Website

Micorarray Technology Tools

:: :: SOURCE :: ::
:: :: Brown's Lab :: ::
:: :: NHGRI :: ::
:: :: SMD :: SFGF :: ::
:: :: SAM :: PAM :: ::
:: :: GenePix :: ::
:: :: Eisen's Lab :: ::
:: :: Affymetrix :: ::

Molecular Microbiology Tools

:: :: Ambion :: ::
:: :: Taqman & SNPs :: ::
:: :: HumanGenome :: ::
:: :: NCBI :: ::
:: :: Workbench :: ::
CMGM GS
PAN IDT-DNA

Immunology Tools

BD MACS

Other publications

Hepatology 2005
JCM 2003
PNAS1998
JMB1998
FEMS1998
PubMed1997
PubMed2001
PubMed2000
PubMed1993

Academic Activities and Oral Presentations

ASV ASM
BSG AGA DDW
Atlanta 2001
Lexington 2002
Orlando 2003
Davis 2003
New Orleans 2004
Penn State Univ 2005

My Links

Impact Factor
in vivo 3 hour
in vivo 6 hour
ex vivo 3 hour
ex vivo 6 hour

My Daughter's Website

Link Me

<A href="http://www.stanford.edu/~r2llabc"> <img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v423/DreamerX/Eriol_1.jpg"> </A>
Copy and paste the code into your website.

Jenny Ji
Last modified: 8-01-04

Introduction

Hi. My name is Xuhuai Ji and this is my website. This site includes many links to different useful sites. The navigation is on your left. Each link will take you to the site desired. You may also use this column to access those sites.

Email me please click xuhuai.ji@stanford.edu or howaji@gmail.com

Current Projects

I am a staff research associate and currently working in the Prof. Harry B. Greenberg’s lab at Stanford University. One important project that I initiated is a genomic analysis of host gene expression pattern in HCV-infected patients treated with interferon by using cDNA microarray technology, a project that is technically challenging and therefore has never been carried out before. I have adopted and developed a protocol for high fidelity amplification of mRNAs, so that the microarray assay can be done with less than 2 ml of whole blood. Another project I am actively involved in is the human T cell response against HCV. Our lab is the first to directly quantify and characterize HCV-specific CD8 T cells in the blood and liver of patients with HCV infection. I am in charge of amplifying and characterizing the viral target sequences, a mission critical for studying the interaction between the virus epitopes and virus-specific T cells.

To read a full description click Here

Main Publications

Interferon-alpha regulated gene expression in patients initiating interferon treatment for chronic hepatitis C- (Ref. "my links") Hepatolgy 2003

Cell Specificity of Helicobacter pylori Cytotoxin- Infect & Immunity 2000

Evolution of functional polymorphism in the gene coding for the Helicobacter pylori cytotoxin FEMS Microbiol Letters 2002

Dr. Greenberg's Lab

Dr. Greenberg is Professor of Medicine and Microbiology and Immunology and is currently the Senior Associate Dean for Research in the School of Medicine. Dr. Greenberg runs an active laboratory that studies the interaction of a variety of viral pathogens within the GI tract and liver. These studies utilize modern molecular and immunologic techniques to address basic questions about pathogenesis and immunity. Current projects in the laboratory involve group A rotaviruses and human hepatitis C virus. These studies are diverse but in general seek to determine which viral genes, and hence which proteins, encode such phenotypic characteristics as host range restriction, virulence, neutralization, and tropism to the GI tract or liver.

To read a full description click Here

My Favorites

General Tools- Google Yahoo! mapquest e-Dictionary e-Libary

News- AP SJMN FOX CNN MSNBC CBS SINA CR CBSwatch BBC

Finance- SCCTAX IRS FTB BofA Citi AMEX ING ESB BofI Countrywide

Investment- Etrade Fidelity TIAA Wachovia Farmers GEICO

Shopping- CitiPoints Toyota Honda Amazon CC BB Dell Costco

Travel- UAmileage Travelocity AA SFO SJC Expedia CGSF BCIS

Education- GS PAUSD CUSD Bubb RHMS Paly SMMU