Dr. Xianting Ding is professor at School of Biomedical Engineering, deputy director of Institute for Personalized Medicine, Shanghai Jiao Tong University. He is elected into the Chinese Top Elite Researcher Program, Qiushi Foundation Elite Young Investigator, Southern California Scientist and Engineering Association Elite Young Researcher. He received his Ph.D. degree from Department of Mechanical Engineering at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). His research interests focus on developing Personalized Therapy and Precision Medicine, including: 1) developing bio-sensors for early detection of cancer, infectious disease, metabolic diseases, age-related diseases, cardiovascular diseases, based on cellular electrochemical, impedance, mechanical and photonic signaling; 2) developing personalized treatment; optimizing drug combinations; studying drug-drug interactions; building up models for bio-complex systems, based on Feedback System Control (FSC), Microfluidics and Bio-MEMS; 3) Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) modernization, extraction, purification, and re-combination for treating ischemia, osteoporosis and depression. He participated in the early investigation and development for 3 multi-million-USD international research centers, including Institute for Cell Mimetic Space Exploration (CMISE, funded by NASA), Center for Cell Control (CCC, funded by NIH) and Institute for Personalized Medicine (IPM, funded by Chinese Central Organization Department). He is now leading 16 international projects. He is on the editorial board member for Scientific Reports and SLAS Technology (JALA), the reviewer for 20 SCI journals, published 90 over peer reviewed journal papers and filed 30 national or international patents. 

Single Cell Handing; CyTOF; Mass Spectrum Imaging; Microfluidics; Personalized/Precision Medicine

1. Zhang Ting ; Li Shanhe ; Antony R. Warden; Ghalandari Behafarid; Li Hongxia; Zhi Xiao; Xie Haiyang ;*Ding Xianting*. A Photoclick Hydrogel for Enhanced Single-Cell Immunoblotting, Advanced Functional Materials, 2020, 30(17).

2. Yu Youyi ; Dang Jingqi ; Liu Xiao; Wang Liping; Li Shanhe; Zhang Ting;  Ding Xianting ; *Metal-labeled Aptamers as Novel nanoprobes for Imaging Mass Cytometry Analysis, Analytical Chemistry,2020, 92(9): 6312-6320.

3.  Xiao Liu#, Weichen Song#, Brandon Yi-ning Wong, Ting Zhang, Shunying Yu, Guan Ning Lin*, Xianting Ding*, A comparison framework and guideline of clustering methods for mass cytometry data, Genome Biology, 2019, 20(1) :297

4. Antony Warden#, Wenjia Liu, Huixing Chen, Xianting Ding*, Portable Infrared Isothermal PCR platform for multiple STD strand detection，Analytical Chemistry, 90(20), pp 11760–11763, 2018

5. Aynur Abdulla#,  Wenjia Liu, Azarmidokht Gholamipour-Shirazi, Jiahui Sun, Xianting Ding*, High-throughput Isolation of Circulating Tumor Cells Using Cascaded Inertial Focusing Microfluidic Channel, Analytical Chemistry, 2018, 90(7):4397-4405.

6.  Shuopeng Liu#,Wenqiong Su, Yulong Li, Lulu Zhang and Xianting Ding*, Manufacturing of an electrochemical biosensing platform based on hybrid DNA hydrogel: Taking lung cancer-specific miR-21 as an example, Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 103:1-5, 2018

7. Xianting Ding*, Zach Njus, Taejoon Kong, Wenqiong Su, Chih-Ming Ho and Santosh Pandey*, Effective drug combination for Caenorhabditis elegans nematodes discovered by output-driven feedback system control technique, Science Advances, (2017) 3:10, eaao1254

8. Wenjia Liu#, Mingfang Zhang, Xiaoyan Liu, Alok Sharma and Xianting Ding*, “A Point-of-Need infrared mediated PCR platform with compatible lateral flow strip for HPV detection”, Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 96:213-219,2017

9. Shuopeng Liu#, Wenqiong Su, Zonglin Li, Xianting Ding*, Electrochemical detection of lung Cancer specific microRNAs using 3D DNA origami nanostructures, Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 2015, 15(71): 57-61

10. Zonglin Li#, Wenqiong Su, Shuopeng Liu, Xianting Ding*, An electrochemical biosensor based on DNA tetrahedron/graphene composite film for highly sensitive detection of NADH, Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 2015, 15(69): 287-293