Chinese-American stem cell biologist, first author of the 2007 paper from James Thomson's lab in Wisconsin that turned human skin cells into induced pluripotent stem cells, alongside Shinya Yamanaka's team.
Yú Jūnyīng cānyù le rénlèi yòudǎo duōnéng gànxìbāo de tūpòxìng yánjiū.
Junying Yu took part in the breakthrough research on human induced pluripotent stem cells.
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The key word of her field is 干细胞, 'stem cell', with 干 read as in 树干, 'tree trunk', not gān 'dry'. Her paper in Science came out the same day as Shinya Yamanaka's in Cell, but only Yamanaka went on to share the 2012 Nobel Prize.