Yangzhou University | China
Tuoyu (Leo) Geng is a distinguished Professor at the College of Animal Science and Technology, Yangzhou University, with extensive expertise in animal genetics, genomics, and epigenetics. He earned his Ph.D. in Animal Genetics and Genomics from Virginia Tech, USA, following an M.S. and B.S. in Animal Breeding and Genetics from Yangzhou University. Over his career, he has held research and teaching positions across prestigious institutions, including postdoctoral fellowships at Duke University, University of Virginia, and the Medical University of South Carolina. His research focuses on animal genomics, epigenetic regulation, and molecular mechanisms underlying growth, reproduction, and disease resistance in livestock. With over 1423 citations, an h-index of 21, and numerous scholarly publications, Professor Geng has significantly contributed to advancing knowledge in comparative genomics and animal breeding. He has also played a pivotal role in mentoring graduate students and fostering interdisciplinary research collaborations. Recognized for his outstanding research, he has received multiple awards and honors from national and international academic bodies. Professor Geng continues to drive innovation in animal genomics, integrating molecular biology, bioinformatics, and applied breeding strategies to enhance livestock productivity and sustainability.
Featured Publications
Screening of polymorphic loci in candidate genes for colobomus eyelid and their application in phenotypic purification of geese. (2025). Poultry Science, 104(…), ….
Glucose deposited during goose fatty liver formation inhibits inflammation in goose fatty liver by reducing the interaction between PKA and IκB. (2025). Poultry Science, 104(…), ….
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in poultry: Risk factors, mechanism of development, and emerging strategies. (2025). Poultry Science, 104(…), ….
PRIAM1 participates in the inhibition of inflammation and acetylcholinesterase activity in goose fatty liver formation. (2025). Poultry Science, 104(…), ….
Combined genomic and transcriptomic screening of candidate genes for asymmetric oviduct development in hens. (2025). Agriculture (Switzerland), 104(…), ….
Effects of diets with different protein levels on growth and development and intestinal health of Nongda 6 commercial laying hens during growing period. (2025). Chinese Journal of Animal Nutrition, 104(…), ….
PGC-1α promotes mitochondrial biosynthesis and energy metabolism of goose fatty liver. (2025). Poultry Science, 104(…), ….