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Benchtop Meets Bioinformatics: Why NC State’s Peng is a Sought-After Scientific Partner
New university findings highlight potential implications for veterinary patients, infectious disease, and veterinary practice.
With a lab team that includes both benchtop researchers and bioinformatics experts, Dr.
Xinxia Peng is a core collaborator across the state and country.
Most recently, he received two NIH grants, one with Duke researching organ transplants and the other with an NC State scientist studying uterine function.
As a professor of infectious diseases at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr.
Xinxia Peng is a partner to Duke University transplant surgeons hoping to tackle organ rejection, UNC-Chapel Hill researchers seeking to reduce chlamydia risks, investigators at Washington, Oregon and Louisiana universities studying HIV vaccines and a colleague in the NC State College of Agricultural and Life Sciences advancing our understanding of uterine function in early pregnancy.
What Peng and his lab bring to all of these potentially life-changing projects is a rarity: a truly inte…
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