Lu Jiang

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28CO-AUTHORS
Phycology (incl. marine grasses)Molecular targetsPlant developmental and reproductive biologyPlant physiology
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Publications (4)

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|Jul 01, 2026
The signaling mechanism of phyA involves direct interaction with ATG8 to regulate HY5 autophagic degradation under nutrient starvation.

|Nov 19, 2025
Illuminating the regulatory link between blue light and autophagy in photomorphogenesis.

Lu Jiang, Hong-Quan Yang, Wenxiu Wang

|Aug 12, 2025
Photoexcited CRY1 physically interacts with ATG8 to regulate selective autophagy of HY5 and photomorphogenesis in Arabidopsis.

Lu Jiang, Shilong Zhang, Yuting Niu

|Aug 27, 2021
Arabidopsis cryptochrome 1 undergoes COP1 and LRBs-dependent degradation in response to high blue light.

Langxi Miao, Jiachen Zhao, Guangqiong Yang

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Wenxiu Wang

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Jiachen Zhao

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Guangqiong Yang

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Shilong Zhang

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Tongtong Guo

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Zhilei Mao

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Yuting Niu

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Huishan Liu

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Wenxiu Wang

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Hong-Quan Yang

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Jiachen Zhao

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Guangqiong Yang

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