Guanghui Huang

Dr. Guanghui Huang

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Academic Career Length

14Years (2013-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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28 February 2022 in European Radiology
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YNYang Ni
Yang Ni
GHGuanghui Huang
Guanghui Huang
XYXia Yang
Xia Yang
XYXin Ye
Xin Ye
XLXiaoguang Li
Xiaoguang Li
ZWZhigang Wei
Zhigang Wei

9 May 2014 in CardioVascular and Interventional Radiology
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ZWZhigang Wei
Zhigang Wei
XYXin Ye
Xin Ye
XYXia Yang
Xia Yang
AZAimin Zheng
Aimin Zheng
GHGuanghui Huang
Guanghui Huang
XHXiaoying Han
Xiaoying Han



1 December 2013 in Biochemical Systematics and Ecology
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GHGuanghui Huang
Guanghui Huang
QZQin Zhan
Qin Zhan
JLJunli Li
Junli Li
CCCheng Chen
Cheng Chen
DHDou-Dou Huang
Dou-Dou Huang
LSLianna Sun
Lianna Sun

7 March 2025 in npj Precision Oncology
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GHGuanghui Huang
Guanghui Huang
XLXiaomei Li
Xiaomei Li
QCQianqian Cao
Qianqian Cao
SLSheng Li
Sheng Li
HLHao Li
Hao Li
XLXiaomei Li
Xiaomei Li
Brain metastasis from breast cancer (BMBC) contributes significantly to mortality, yet its mechanisms remain unclear. This study investigates the activation of GPX3+ astrocytes by circulating tumor cell (CTC)-derived exosomes in the metastatic process. Using a mouse model of BMBC, we performed single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) and metabolomics to explore the role of GPX3+ astrocytes in the brain microenvironment. We found that CTCs activate these astrocytes, promoting IL-1β production and Th17 cell differentiation, crucial for the formation of the metastatic niche. Conditional knockout of GPX3 reduced brain metastasis and extended survival, highlighting its importance in metastasis. Our findings uncover a novel mechanism by which CTCs activate GPX3+ astrocytes to drive breast cancer brain metastasis, suggesting new therapeutic targets for intervention.