[1]Genetic diversity analysis of major Sri Lankan goat populations using microsatellite and mitochondrial DNA D-loop variations. Silva, Pradeepa,Dematawewa, C. M. B.,Kurukulasuriya, Maheshika,Utsunomiya, Yuri T.,Garcia, Jose Fernando,Pichler, Rudolf,Periasamy, Kathiravan,Thiruvenkadan, A. K.,Ramasamy, Saravanan,Han, Jian-Lin.

[2]Genetic diversity within Oryza rufipogon germplasms preserved in Chinese field gene banks of wild rice as revealed by microsatellite markers. Zhang, Chi-Hong,Li, Dao-Yuan,Pan, Da-Jian,Jia, Ji-Zeng,Dong, Yu-Shen.

[3]First Report of Coxiella burnetii Seroprevalence in Tibetan Sheep in China. Yin, Ming-Yang,Qin, Si-Yuan,Tan, Qi-Dong,Feng, Sheng-Yong,Liu, Guang-Xue,Zhou, Dong-Hui,Zhu, Xing-Quan,Yin, Ming-Yang,Zhu, Xing-Quan,Qin, Si-Yuan,Tan, Qi-Dong. 2015

[4]Hematologic, Serum Biochemical Parameters, Fatty Acid and Amino Acid of Longissimus dorsi Muscles in Meat Quality of Tibetan Sheep. Wang, Hui,Huang, Meizhou,Li, Shengkun,Wang, Shengyi,Dong, Shuwei,Cui, Dongan,Qi, Zhiming,Liu, Yongming. 2015

[5]Reducing methane emissions and the methanogen population in the rumen of Tibetan sheep by dietary supplementation with coconut oil. Long, Ruijun,Huang, Xiaodan,Guo, Xusheng,Mi, Jiandui,Ding, Xuezhi,Zhang, Qian,Ding, Xuezhi,Zhang, Qian.

[6]Detecting signatures of selection within the Tibetan sheep mitochondrial genome. Niu, Lili,Xiao, Ping,Zhou, Jingxuan,Hu, Jiangtao,Guo, Jiazhong,Li, Li,Wang, Linjie,Zhang, Hongping,Zhong, Tao,Chen, Xiaoyong,Sun, Hongxin,Zhao, Qianjun.

[7]Molecular characterization of two candidate genes associated with coat color in Tibetan sheep (Ovis arise). Han Ji-long,Guo Ting-ting,Yue Yao-jing,Liu Jian-bin,Niu Chun-e,Yang Bo-hui,Yang Min,Wang Chao-feng. 2015

[8]Effects of Long-Term Mineral Block Supplementation on Antioxidants, Immunity, and Health of Tibetan Sheep. Wang, Hui,Huang, Meizhou,Wang, Shengyi,Cui, Dongan,Dong, Shuwei,Li, Shengkun,Qi, Zhiming,Liu, Yongming,Liu, Zhiqi,Wang, Hui.

[9]Genomic insights into divergence and dual domestication of cultivated allotetraploid cottons. Lei Fang,Hao Gong,Yan Hu,Chunxiao Liu,Huang, Xuehui,Zhang, Tianzhen,Baoliang Zhou,Tao Huang,Yangkun Wang,Shuqi Chen,David D. Fang,Xiongming Du,Hong Chen,Jiedan Chen,Sen Wang,Qiong Wang,Qun Wan,Bingliang Liu,Mengqiao Pan,Lijing Chang,Huaitong Wu,Gaofu Mei,Dan Xiang,Xinghe Li,Caiping Cai,Xiefei Zhu,Z. Jeffrey Chen,Bin Han,Xiaoya Chen,Wangzhen Guo,Tianzhen Zhang,Xuehui Huang. 2017

[10]Proteomic Analysis of Differences in Fiber Development between Wild and Cultivated Gossypium hirsutum L.. Yuan Qin,Yu, Shuxun,Hengling Wei,Huiru Sun,Pengbo Hao,Hantao Wang,Junji Su,Shuxun Yu.

[11]Characterization of quantitative trait loci for number of primary branches in near-isogenic lines from a cross between the Oryza sativa cultivar 'Hwayeongbyeo' and the wild relative Oryza rufipogon. Ji, Shi-Dong,Xiao, Luo,Lee, Hyun-Sook,Ahn, Sang-Nag,Yuan, Ping-Rong. 2012

[12]Genetic diversity and structure within and between wild and cultivated Saccharina japonica (Laminariales, Phaeophyta) revealed by SSR markers. Liu, Fuli,Yao, Jianting,Wang, Xiuliang,Duan, Delin,Liu, Fuli,Repnikova, Anna,Galanin, Dmitry A.. 2012

[13]Isolation and initial characterization of GW5, a major QTL associated with rice grain width and weight. Gu, Suhai,Su, Ning,Lei, Cailin,Zhang, Xin,Cheng, Zhijun,Guo, Xiuping,Wang, Jiulin,Zhai, Huqu,Gu, Suhai,Su, Ning,Lei, Cailin,Zhang, Xin,Cheng, Zhijun,Guo, Xiuping,Wang, Jiulin,Zhai, Huqu,Wan, Jianmin,Weng, Jianfeng,Wan, Xiangyuan,Gao, He,Guo, Tao,Jiang, Ling. 2008

[14]Selective sweep with significant positive selection serves as the driving force for the differentiation of japonica and indica rice cultivars. Yuan, Yang,Yuan, Yang,Zeng, Shuiyun,Gu, Longjiang,Si, Weina,Zhang, Xiaohui,Tian, Dacheng,Yang, Sihai,Wang, Long,Zhang, Qijun. 2017

[15]Quantitative trait loci underlying domestication and yield-related traits in an Oryza sativa x Oryza rufipogon advanced backcross population. Tan, Lubin,Liu, Fengxia,Wang, Guijuan,Ye, Sheng,Zhu, Zuofeng,Fu, Yongcai,Cai, Hongwei,Sun, Chuanqing,Tan, Lubin,Liu, Fengxia,Wang, Guijuan,Ye, Sheng,Zhu, Zuofeng,Fu, Yongcai,Cai, Hongwei,Sun, Chuanqing,Tan, Lubin,Liu, Fengxia,Wang, Guijuan,Ye, Sheng,Zhu, Zuofeng,Fu, Yongcai,Cai, Hongwei,Sun, Chuanqing,Tan, Lubin,Liu, Fengxia,Wang, Guijuan,Ye, Sheng,Zhu, Zuofeng,Fu, Yongcai,Cai, Hongwei,Sun, Chuanqing,Tan, Lubin,Liu, Fengxia,Wang, Guijuan,Ye, Sheng,Zhu, Zuofeng,Fu, Yongcai,Cai, Hongwei,Sun, Chuanqing,Zhang, Peijiang. 2008

[16]DNA methylation polymorphism in annual wild soybean (Glycine soja Sieb. et Zucc.) and cultivated soybean (G. max L. Merr.). Zhong, Xiaofang,Gong, Lei,Ma, Yan,Qi, Bao,Liu, Bao,Wang, Yumin,Liu, Xiaodong,Dong, Yingshan. 2009

[17]Artificial selection for determinate growth habit in soybean. Lee, Rian,McClean, Phillip E.,Lee, Rian,McClean, Phillip E.,Wang, Xiaobo,Li, Yinghui,Qiu, Lijuan,Tian, Zhixi,Ma, Jianxin,Specht, James E.,Nelson, Randall L.,Nelson, Randall L..

[18]PCK1 expression is correlated with the plasma glucose level in the duck. Chen, L.,Zeng, T.,Li, G. Q.,Tian, Y.,Lu, L. Z.,Li, Q. H.,Liu, R..

[19]Comparative Proteomic Analysis of Posterior Silk Glands of Wild and Domesticated Silkworms Reveals Functional Evolution during Domestication. Li, Jian-ying,Li, Jian-ying,Cai, Fang,Ye, Xiao-gang,Wu, Mei-yu,Zhao, Dan,Jiang, Zhen-dong,You, Zheng-ying,Zhong, Bo-xiong,Liang, Jian-she,Li, Jian-ke,Cai, Fang.

[20]Retrotransposon-based sequence-specific amplification polymorphism markers reveal that cultivated Pyrus ussuriensis originated from an interspecific hybridization. Yu, Peiyuan,Bai, Songling,Teng, Yuanwen,Jiang, Shuang,Wang, Xiaoxiang.