Rob (Ronglin) Yu

Department of Entomology
243 Natural Science Building
Michigan University
East Lansing, MI 48824-1115
Telephone 517 432 0965
Fax no.: 517 353 4354

E-mail: Husyr@pilot.msu.edu

Ph.D Degree: Dec. 1994-May 1998,

Agricultural University of Norway
Honeybee biotechnology

M.S degree (Master of Science):

1984-1987 Yangzhou University, China
Major: Animal genetics and breeding

B.A degree (Bachelor of Science):

1980-1984: Yangzhou University, China
Major: Animal Science

Biotechniques in honeybee- Honeybee embryo cloning
Structural or ultra-structural bioloy research in veterinary by electron microscopy
Immunology and microbiolog
Cell biology and cell pathology

1. Ronglin Yu, Arne Hagen and Stig W. Omholt (1999) Transplantation of preblastoderm ooplasm with a high nucleo-cytoplasmic ratio into honeybee (Apis mellifera). Apidologie (submitted)
   

2. Yu Ronglin, Arne Hagen and Stig W. Omholt (1997) Cryopreservation of totipotent nuclei from honeybee (Apis mellifera) embryos by rapid freezing, Cryobiology 35, 41-45

3. Ronglin Yu, Arne Hagen and Stig W. Omholt (1998) Development of biopsied young honeybee embryos into normal queens. Apidologie 29, 547-554

4. Yu Ronglin, Arne Hagen and Stig W. Omholt (1999) Early developmental processes in the fertilized honeybee (Apis mellifera) oocyte. Journal of Insect Physiology 45, 763-767

5. Xiu Yimin, Liu Liren, Yu Ronglin and Zhu Kunxi (1993) Naturally occurring poxvirus infection in Chinese geese. The Veterinary Annual, 33: 126-130

6. Yu Ronglin et al (1989) morphological observation by electron microscopy of a viral agent isolated from Japanese Cranes (Grus Japonensis). Chinese Journal of virology 5: 83-85