Professor Xingyin Liu is a doctoral supervisor in the School of Basic Medicine Science at Nanjing Medical University. Her researches focus on gut-microbiota-brain axis in Autism disease and bacteria activity linking to pathogenesis of Autism disease. She provided us with the laboratory and supervision on our project, especially for the research direction.

Zhibin Hu, doctor, professor, doctoral supervisor. Now he is the president of Nanjing Medical University and director of State Key Laboratory of reproductive medicine of Nanjing Medical University. He guides the work of iGEM team from the general direction and provides the most fundamental ideas.

Chuan Su, Prof,M.D., Ph.D, is the dean of School of Basic Medicial Sciences and the director of the Key Laboratory of Pathogenic Biology of Jiangsu Province, mainly engaged in research work related to the regulation of infection immune response. He guided our specific experimental process, and explained the attention points of the project in detail.

Li Yuan is a professor and master supervisor.In 2002, she received a doctor's degree in biochemistry and molecular biology from Sun Yat sen University and joined the Department of Biochemistry and molecular biology of Nanjing Medical University.

Ran Huo is currently a professor, doctoral supervisor and deputy director of the State Key Laboratory of reproductive medicine of Nanjing Medical University. In recent years, she mainly focus on the functional research of oocyte expression protein and its correlation with clinical female reproductive disorders.

Mingyan Lin is an associate professor at the Deportment of Neurobiology at Nanjing Medica University. He provided professional support for the project at different stages and mainly helped us with the dry lab work by offering suggestions for improvement. He helped clear up our confusion regarding website building, and provided suggestion in terms of database choices.

She majors in clinical medicine and always wants to do something for autistic children and their families. She brings her energy and passion to the iGEM project.

Pediatrics major, art lover, and LGBTQIA+ rights activist. Yang hopes to help autistic people using her knowledge in both clinical medicine and synthetic biology.

As a medical student, he wants to help those lovely children as much as possible. At the same time, he hopes that through this project, the public can recognize the particularity of autistic kids and show more solicitude for them.

He loves microbiology and medicine. He is always looking for a chance to make a diffrence with what he has learned.