About our group

About our group

Haixia Institute of Science and Technology School of Future Technology

Qin Lab

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Leadership & Focus

The Qin Lab at Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University's Haixia Joint Institute is led by Professor Yuan Qin, a Chang Jiang Scholar Distinguished Professor and National Excellent Young Scientist Fund recipient. The team specializes in plant reproductive development and seed industry innovation.

Fundamental Research

  • Established the world's first dynamic model of angiosperm megaspore development
  • Decoded the water lily genome, revealing angiosperm evolution mechanisms (awarded Fujian Provincial Natural Science First Prize)

Applied Innovations

  • Developed precision flowering regulation for pineapple, increasing yield to 8,000 kg/mu while reducing fruit cracking by 35%
  • Bred new passion fruit varieties (e.g., "Fumi No.1"), distributing 500,000 virus-free seedlings annually
  • Generated over ¥20 billion in economic benefits

Research Infrastructure

  • Utilizes the institute's Genomics Center (¥40M platform) and Big Data Center
  • Published 100+ SCI papers in journals including PNAS and Plant Cell

Societal Impact

  • Trained 80+ interdisciplinary agricultural talents for rural revitalization
  • Promoted eco-agriculture models like ecological tea plantations via science-and-technology backyard initiatives
Platform Note: The Haixia Institute operates 9 research centers (including Genomics, Synthetic Biology) equipped with high-throughput sequencers, confocal microscopes, and mass spectrometers.

Group leader: Prof. Dr. Qin, Y, E-mail: yuanqin001@foxmail.com

Contact us

Address:
Building 1, Xia'an Experimental Building, No. 15 Shangxiadian Road, Cangshan District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province

Office phone: 0591-88202367

website: https://genome.fafu.edu.cn/

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References

  1. Cheng Y, Zhou Q, Li W, Cheng H, Mohammadi MA, Liu Y, et al.. De novo transcriptome assembly and gene expression profiling of Ipomoea pes-caprae L. under heat and cold stresses. Scientia Horticulturae.2021; doi: 10.1016/j.scienta.2021.110379.
  2. Cheng Y, Wang Y, Sun J, Liao Z, Ye K, Hu B, et al.. Unveiling the genomic blueprint of salt stress: insights fromIpomoea pes-capraeL. S. 2023; doi: 10.48130/SeedBio-2023-0021.

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