Major Professor: Bourne
Email: shengfengruan@ou.edu
Hometown:
China
Education:
Bachelor at Nanjing University of Science and Technology
Shengfeng became interested in chemistry when he started studying new antiobiotic inventions through studying bacteria. He currently works with Dr. Christina Bourne. After graduation, he wants to work as a researcher in a biological company or pharmaceutical company.
Publications, Presentations & Awards
Tu C H, Holt M, Ruan S, et al. Evaluating the potential for cross-interactions of antitoxins in Type II TA systems[J]. Toxins, 2020, 12(6): 422.
Intersection of ParE toxin expression and antibiotic susceptibility in pathogenic bacteria
Slide presentation
Conference: 2021 IDeA Central Region Zoom Conference
Title: Intersection of ParE toxin expression and antibiotic susceptibility in pathogenic bacteria
Co-authors: Michelle Holt, Christina R. Bourne
Data: July 26-27, 2021
Location: Zoom
Phenotypic Impacts of ParE Toxin Expression in the Native Host Bacteria
5-minute presentation
Conference: 19th Annual Great Plains Infectious Disease Conference
Title: Phenotypic Impacts of ParE Toxin Expression in the Native Host Bacteria
Co-authors: Chi-Han Tu, Michelle Holt, Christina R. Bourne
Data: November 5-6, 2021
Location: University of Missouri, Columbia, MO 65211
Impact of ParE Toxin Expression on Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Conference: Meeting of the Missouri Valley Branch of the American Society of Microbiology 2022
Title: Impact of ParE Toxin Expression on Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Co-author: Christina R. Bourne
Data: March 18-19, 2022
Location: Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK 74078
Analysis of ParE Toxin Protein Activity and Sequence Variations
Conference: 10th Annual Symposium on Structural Biology
Title: Analysis of ParE Toxin Protein Activity and Sequence Variations
Co-author: Christina R. Bourne
Data: June 16, 2022
Location: University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK 73019
Arabinose-Inducible MtParE1 Toxin Expression Drives Changes in Arabinose Metabolism
Conference: 20th Annual Great Plains Infectious Disease Conference
Title: Arabinose-Inducible MtParE1 Toxin Expression Drives Changes in Arabinose Metabolism
Co-author: Christina R. Bourne
Data: November 11-12, 2022
Location: University of Missouri, Columbia, MO 65211
The Kenneth and Joye Harwell Endowed Scholarship, 2022-2023
