1.Peng Changjun, Wu Dong-Dong, Ren Jin-Long, Peng Zhong-Liang, Ma Zhifei, Wu Wei, Lv Yunyun, Wang Zeng, Deng Cao, Jiang Ke, Parkinson Christopher, Qi Yin, Zhang Zhi-Yi, Li Jia-Tang*. Large-scale snake genome analyses provide insights into vertebrate development. Cell, 2023, 186: 1-18. (封面論文).
2.Tang Chenyang, Zhang Xiaohu, Xu Xiao, Sun Shijie, Peng Changjun, Song Meng-Huan, Yan Chaochao, Sun Huaqin, Liu Mingfeng, Xie Liang, Luo Shu-Jin, Li Jia-Tang*. Genetic mapping and molecular mechanism behind color variation in the Asian vine snakie. Genome Biology, 2023, 24: 46. (Featured Article).
3.Yan Chaochao, Wu Wei, Dong Wenqi, Zhu Bicheng, Chang Jiang, Lv Yunyun, Yang Shilong, Li Jia-Tang*. Temperature acclimation in hot-spring snakes and the convergence of cold response. The Innovation, 2022, 3(5): 100295.
4.Zhang Zhi-Yi, Lv Yunyun, Wu Wei, Yan Chaochao, Tang Chen-Yang, Peng Changjun, Li Jia-Tang*. The structural and functional divergence of a neglected three-finger toxin subfamily in lethal elapids. Cell Reports, 2022, 40, 111079.
5.Wu Wei, Gao Yue-Dong, Jiang De-Chun, Lei Juan, Ren Jin-Long, Liao Wen-Bo, Deng Cao, Wang Zeng, Hillis David M.*, Zhang Ya-Ping*, Li Jia-Tang*. Genomic adaptations for arboreal locomotion in Asian flying treefrogs. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2022, 119(13), e2116342119. (封面論文) .
6.Song Meng-Huan, Yan Chaochao, Li Jia-Tang*. MEANGS: an efficient seed-free tool for de novo assembling animal mitochondrial genome using whole genome NGS data. Briefings in Bioinformatics, 2021, bbab538.
7.Peng Changjun, Ren Jin-Long, Deng Cao, Jiang Dechun, Wang Jichao, Qu Jiangyong, Chang Jiang, Yan Chaochao, Jiang Ke, Murphy Robert W., Wu Dong-Dong*, Li Jia-Tang*. The genome of Shaw’s sea snake (Hydrophis curtus) reveals secondary adaptation to its marine environment. Molecular Biology and Evolution, 2020, 37(6):1744–1760.
8.Jiang Dechun, Klaus Sebastian, Zhang Ya-Ping, Hillis David M., Li Jia-Tang*. Asymmetric biotic interchange across the Bering Land Bridge between Eurasia and North America. National Science Review, 2019, 6(4):739–745.
9.Li Jia-Tang*, Gao Yue-Dong, Xie Liang, Deng Cao, Shi Peng, Guan Meng-Long, Huang Song, Ren Jin-Long, Wu Dong-Dong, Ding Li, Huang Zi-Yan, Nie Hu, Humphreys Devon P., Hillis David M*, Wang Wen-Zhi*, Zhang Ya-Ping*. Comparative genomic investigation of high-elevation adaptation in ectothermic snakes. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2018, 115(33):8406–8411.
10. Klaus Sebastian*, Morley Robert J., Plath Martin, Zhang Ya-Ping, Li Jia-Tang*. Biotic interchange between the Indian subcontinent and mainland Asia through time. Nature Communications, 2016, 7(4):12132.
11. Li Jia-Tang*, Li Yang, Klaus Sebastian, Rao Ding-Qi, Hillis David M.*, Zhang Ya-Ping*. Diversification of rhacophorid frogs provides evidence for accelerated faunal exchange between India and Eurasia during the Oligocene. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2013, 110:3441–3446.
12. 王躍招, 蔡波, 李家堂.《中國生物多樣性紅色名錄·脊椎動物·第三卷·爬行動物》. 科學出版社, 2021, ISBN 978-7-03-068399-1.
社會任職及榮譽
2010年-至今,《Asian Herpetological Research》,Editor
2020年-至今,《The Innovation》,Academic Editor
2021年-至今,《Zoological Research》,Associate Editor
2021年-至今,《Diversity》,Editor
2022年-至今,《National Science Review》, Editorial Group Member
7. 黑蹼樹蛙樹棲適應性演化相關研究以封面論文形式發表於PNAS併入選This Week in PNAS。
8. 印度次大陸和歐亞大陸生物擴散規律的相關研究成果發表於PNAS,受到美國系統生物學家David Hillis 院士的高度評價:“The paper provides strong evidence in favor of hypotheses for two rounds of faunal exchange”,並被 Nature China 評為 Research Highlights。