Ms. Xiu-Ping Chen | Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine | China
Ms. Xiu-Ping Chen is an accomplished researcher specializing in proteomics, metabonomics, and mass spectrometry-based analysis, with extensive experience in developing and optimizing analytical workflows for complex biological systems. She has played a leading role in multiple research projects focusing on proteomic and metabolomic profiling, contributing significantly to the establishment of high-precision analytical platforms. In proteomics, she has designed and implemented experimental procedures, optimized pretreatment workflows, and assisted in setting national standards for sample preparation. Her leadership has been pivotal in completing several funded projects and ensuring the effective maintenance and operation of LC-MS/MS systems, enhancing analytical accuracy and reproducibility. In the field of metabonomics, Ms. Chen has investigated metabolite profiling and contributed to the procurement and implementation of advanced mass spectrometry instruments. Her technical proficiency extends to qualitative and quantitative analysis of multiple compounds using GC-MS and LC-MS, with expertise in trace-level detection in complex matrices. She has rich experience in database construction, enabling efficient data interpretation and biomarker discovery. Ms. Chen is also proficient in data post-processing and mass spectrometry data management, ensuring reliable results across large-scale studies. Her work integrates advanced instrumental techniques with computational analysis to support high-impact biomedical and environmental research. With a strong focus on innovation and analytical precision, she has contributed to several multidisciplinary projects, resulting in notable publications in peer-reviewed journals. She has authored and co-authored over 18 scientific papers in recognized journals indexed by SCI and Scopus, accumulating more than 320 citations with an h-index of 9, reflecting her growing influence in analytical and biological sciences. Her contributions to proteomic and metabolomic research have strengthened analytical capabilities in biomarker identification, quantitative analysis, and quality assurance, making her a valuable contributor to modern life science research and instrumentation development.
Featured Publications
Wei, Y.-X., Asgari, M., Zhao, Q.-F., Zhang, S.-S., Alifujiang, Z., Zhang, F., Chen, X.-P., & Feng, C.-G. (2025). Inhibition profiling of Rhodiola crenulata on lactate dehydrogenase isoenzymes. Molecules, 30(21), 4199.