Agricultural and Life Sciences (IFAS)
Jiang Lab
Led by Zongliang Jiang · Animal Sciences
What we study
The Jiang Lab studies reproductive biology in animals, focusing on pre-implantation development, stem cells, placental function, and how environmental stress affects reproduction. Research involves molecular and cellular studies, often using livestock species.
What working here is like
- Wet lab
- Farm animals (cattle, horses, poultry)
- Papers
- 5
Recent papers, explained
- Single-nucleotide RNA m6A mapping in bovine preimplantation development reveals site-specific regulation of RPL12 at zygotic genome activation
2026 · Cell Reports
Maps RNA methylation in bovine embryos to understand its role in early development.
- A universal 6iL/E4 culture system for deriving and maintaining embryonic stem cells across mammalian species
2026 · Cell Research
Develops a universal culture system to derive and maintain embryonic stem cells across multiple mammal species.
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- Bovine placental-derived bio-ink reprograms tissue microenvironment for enhanced regeneration and senescence reversal
2026 · UF Journal of Undergraduate Research
Tests whether a bio-ink made from bovine placenta and amniotic fluid can improve tissue regeneration and reverse aging damage.
- Spatiotemporal dynamics and selectivity of mRNA translation during mouse pre-implantation development
2025 · Nucleic Acids Research
Studies how mRNA translation changes during mouse early development to understand developmental regulation.
- Blastoids for Modeling Early Embryonic Development: Application to Domestic Livestock
2025 · Annual Review of Animal Biosciences
Uses blastoids to model early embryonic development in livestock, aiming to improve reproductive technologies.
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