Shuang Zhao

Dr. Shuang Zhao

Ocean College, Fujian Polytechnic Normal University, Fuqing, Fujian, China
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Academic Career Length

5Years (2022-Present)

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

Representative Publications

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24 May 2022 in Marine Pollution Bulletin
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ZXZhangyi Xia
Zhangyi Xia
HYHuanqing Yuan
Huanqing Yuan
Jinlin LiuJinlin Liu
Jinlin Liu
YSYuqing Sun
Yuqing Sun
YTYichao Tong
Yichao Tong
PHPeimin He
Peimin He

1 January 2022 in Marine Pollution Bulletin
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Jinlin LiuJinlin Liu
Jinlin Liu
YTYichao Tong
Yichao Tong
JXJing Xia
Jing Xia
YSYuqing Sun
Yuqing Sun
XZXiaohui Zhao
Xiaohui Zhao
PHPeimin He
Peimin He

12 April 2022 in Marine Pollution Bulletin
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YSYuqing Sun
Yuqing Sun
LYLulu Yao
Lulu Yao
Jinlin LiuJinlin Liu
Jinlin Liu
YTYichao Tong
Yichao Tong
JXJing Xia
Jing Xia
Jianheng ZhangJianheng Zhang
Jianheng Zhang

3 February 2023 in Food Research International
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SLShuang Li
Shuang Li
MHMeijuan Hu
Meijuan Hu
YTYupei Tong
Yupei Tong
ZXZhangyi Xia
Zhangyi Xia
YTYichao Tong
Yichao Tong
PHPeimin He
Peimin He

24 September 2022 in Marine Pollution Bulletin
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YSYuqing Sun
Yuqing Sun
ZXZhangyi Xia
Zhangyi Xia
XCXiaoli Cao
Xiaoli Cao
YTYichao Tong
Yichao Tong
RHRuyan He
Ruyan He
Wei LiuWei Liu
Wei Liu

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JSJingyi Sun
Jingyi Sun
CZchunyan zhao
chunyan zhao
Shuang ZhaoShuang Zhao
Shuang Zhao
WDwei Dai
wei Dai
Jinlin LiuJinlin Liu
Jinlin Liu
PHPeimin He
Peimin He
Many algae respond to the CO2 limitation in seawater by inducing a CO2 concentrating mechanism (CCM) to obtain sufficient inorganic carbon to meet their photosynthetic needs, and Ulva sp. is a model population suitable for studying the ecological adaptability of macroalgae. As the dominant species of green tide disaster, Ulva sp. often faces strong inorganic carbon restriction due to its rapid growth and high population density and must have evolved a variety of carbon acquisition strategies, such as CCM, to overcome these limitations. This paper briefly summarizes the position and function of the important components of CCM (inorganic carbon transporters, carbonic anhydrase, Rubisco, and pyrenoid) and introduces several indexes suitable for evaluating the relative function of CCMs in macroalgae from the aspects of affinity between photosynthesis and Rubisco for CO2, and carbonic anhydrase inhibitor. The methods of judging the carbon sequestration pathway of Ulva sp., the CCM responses of diversity under different carbon sources, and the related genes that may be involved in the operation of CCMs were summarized. This work could provide a reference for revealing the CCMs of macroalgae and lay a foundation for further research on the inorganic carbon utilization strategy of the Ulva sp.