Bridgeton, MO, United States of America

Julie Yang

USPTO Granted Patents = 1 


Average Co-Inventor Count = 7.0

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Years Active: 2017

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Title: Innovations in Soybean Genetics by Julie Yang

Introduction

Julie Yang is an accomplished inventor based in Bridgeton, Missouri. She has made significant contributions to the field of agricultural biotechnology, particularly in soybean genetics. Her work focuses on enhancing the nutritional content of soybeans, which are vital for both human consumption and animal feed.

Latest Patents

Julie Yang holds a patent for "Agronomically elite soybeans with high β-conglycinin content." This invention addresses the deficiencies in existing soybean varieties by providing a non-transgenic soybean plant with mutations in at least two glycinin subunits. The specific mutations confer a Gy2 and Gy4 null phenotype, resulting in increased β-conglycinin content in the seeds. The patent also includes methods for marker-assisted selection of soybean varieties and the production of plants that are null for lipoxygenase and/or Kunitz Trypsin Inhibitor. This innovation is significant as it offers soybeans that serve as preferred dietary additives, providing essential health benefits.

Career Highlights

Julie Yang is currently associated with Monsanto Technology LLC, where she continues to advance her research in soybean genetics. Her work has positioned her as a key figure in the development of agronomically elite soybean varieties that meet the growing demands for healthier food options.

Collaborations

Julie has collaborated with notable colleagues such as Kunsheng Wu and Thomas Horejsi, contributing to the advancement of agricultural biotechnology through shared expertise and innovative research.

Conclusion

Julie Yang's contributions to soybean genetics exemplify the importance of innovation in agriculture. Her patented work not only enhances the nutritional profile of soybeans but also supports the broader goal of improving food quality and health benefits.

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