Dr. Junjie Xiao is the executive dean of the School of Life Science, Shanghai University, China. In addition, he is the director of the Key Laboratory of Biomedical Materials and Technology for Organ Regeneration of the Ministry of Education, the director of the Shanghai Organ Regeneration Engineering Technology Research Centre, and the head of the Cardiovascular Research Institute of Shanghai University. He is an Associate Editor of Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology and Journal of Cardiovascular Translational Research, and is on the editorial boards of several other notable journals. He has authored or co-authored in journals such as Cell Metabolism, Circulation, Circulation Research, and Nature Communications, etc. His research focuses on heart failure intervention and risk prediction, with a particular emphasis on exercise-induced cardiac regeneration and the identification of novel therapeutic targets. He is also interested in epigenetic and metabolic regulations of cardiac function upon exercise and under pathological conditions.

• Part I: Overview.- Chapter 1: An Overview of Circular RNAs.- Chapter 2: Guidelines for the naming of circular RNAs.- Part II: Bioinformatics for Circular RNAs.- Chapter 3: Circular RNA detection and bioinformatic analysis.- Chapter 4: Online databases in circular RNAs.- Chapter 5: Prediction of circular RNA secondary structures and their targets.- Chapter6: Circular RNA Identification and Characterization with CircRNAFlow: A Bioinformatics Approach.- Part III: Biogenesis of Circular RNAs.- Chapter 7: The formation of circular RNAs.- Chapter 8: RNA binding proteins (RBPs) and circular RNA biogenesis.- Chapter 9: The internal ribosome entry site in circular RNAs.- Part IV: Molecular Mechanisms and Gene Regulation of Circular RNAs.- Chapter 10: Circular RNAs binding to RNA-Binding Proteins.- Chapter 11: Circular RNAs regulate transcription and translation.- Part V: Circular RNAs as Potential Disease Biomarkers.- Chapter 12: Circular RNA in Exosomes and its clinical significance.- Chapter 13: Circular RNAs in Blood and its clinical relevance.- Chapter 14: Circular RNAs as Biomarkers in the diagnosis of Human Diseases.-  Chapter 15: Circular RNAs as Novel Biomarkers and application in cardiovascular diseases.-  Chapter 16: Circular RNAs synthesis and applications.-Part VI: Circular RNAs and Human Diseases.- Chapter 17: Circular RNAs in heart diseases.- Chapter 18: Circular RNAs in cancers.- Chapter 19: Circular RNAs in organ fibrosis.- Chapter 20: Circular RNAs in metabolic diseases.- Chapter 21: Circular RNAs in liver diseases.- Chapter 22: Circular RNAs in respiratory diseases.- Chapter 23: Circular RNAs in brain physiology and neurologic diseases.- Chapter 24: Circular RNAs in immune-related diseases.- Chapter 25: Circular RNAs in musculoskeletal diseases.- Part VII: Circular RNAs in Archaea.- Chapter 26: Circular RNAs in Archaea.

Dr. Junjie Xiao is the executive dean of the School of Life Science, Shanghai University, China. In addition, he is the director of the Key Laboratory of Biomedical Materials and Technology for Organ Regeneration of the Ministry of Education, the director of the Shanghai Organ Regeneration Engineering Technology Research Centre, and the head of the Cardiovascular Research Institute of Shanghai University. He is an Associate Editor of Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology and Journal of Cardiovascular Translational Research, and is on the editorial boards of several other notable journals. He has authored or co-authored in journals such as Cell Metabolism, Circulation, Circulation Research, and Nature Communications, etc. His research focuses on heart failure intervention and risk prediction, with a particular emphasis on exercise-induced cardiac regeneration and the identification of novel therapeutic targets. He is also interested in epigenetic and metabolic regulations of cardiac function upon exercise and under pathological conditions.

• Part I: Overview.- Chapter 1: An Overview of Circular RNAs.- Chapter 2: Guidelines for the naming of circular RNAs.- Part II: Bioinformatics for Circular RNAs.- Chapter 3: Circular RNA detection and bioinformatic analysis.- Chapter 4: Online databases in circular RNAs.- Chapter 5: Prediction of circular RNA secondary structures and their targets.- Chapter6: Circular RNA Identification and Characterization with CircRNAFlow: A Bioinformatics Approach.- Part III: Biogenesis of Circular RNAs.- Chapter 7: The formation of circular RNAs.- Chapter 8: RNA binding proteins (RBPs) and circular RNA biogenesis.- Chapter 9: The internal ribosome entry site in circular RNAs.- Part IV: Molecular Mechanisms and Gene Regulation of Circular RNAs.- Chapter 10: Circular RNAs binding to RNA-Binding Proteins.- Chapter 11: Circular RNAs regulate transcription and translation.- Part V: Circular RNAs as Potential Disease Biomarkers.- Chapter 12: Circular RNA in Exosomes and its clinical significance.- Chapter 13: Circular RNAs in Blood and its clinical relevance.- Chapter 14: Circular RNAs as Biomarkers in the diagnosis of Human Diseases.-  Chapter 15: Circular RNAs as Novel Biomarkers and application in cardiovascular diseases.-  Chapter 16: Circular RNAs synthesis and applications.-Part VI: Circular RNAs and Human Diseases.- Chapter 17: Circular RNAs in heart diseases.- Chapter 18: Circular RNAs in cancers.- Chapter 19: Circular RNAs in organ fibrosis.- Chapter 20: Circular RNAs in metabolic diseases.- Chapter 21: Circular RNAs in liver diseases.- Chapter 22: Circular RNAs in respiratory diseases.- Chapter 23: Circular RNAs in brain physiology and neurologic diseases.- Chapter 24: Circular RNAs in immune-related diseases.- Chapter 25: Circular RNAs in musculoskeletal diseases.- Part VII: Circular RNAs in Archaea.- Chapter 26: Circular RNAs in Archaea.

Dr. Junjie Xiao is the executive dean of the School of Life Science, Shanghai University, China. In addition, he is the director of the Key Laboratory of Biomedical Materials and Technology for Organ Regeneration of the Ministry of Education, the director of the Shanghai Organ Regeneration Engineering Technology Research Centre, and the head of the Cardiovascular Research Institute of Shanghai University. He is an Associate Editor of Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology and Journal of Cardiovascular Translational Research, and is on the editorial boards of several other notable journals. He has authored or co-authored in journals such as Cell Metabolism, Circulation, Circulation Research, and Nature Communications, etc. His research focuses on heart failure intervention and risk prediction, with a particular emphasis on exercise-induced cardiac regeneration and the identification of novel therapeutic targets. He is also interested in epigenetic and metabolic regulations of cardiac function upon exercise and under pathological conditions.

• Part I: Overview.- Chapter 1: An Overview of Circular RNAs.- Chapter 2: Guidelines for the naming of circular RNAs.- Part II: Bioinformatics for Circular RNAs.- Chapter 3: Circular RNA detection and bioinformatic analysis.- Chapter 4: Online databases in circular RNAs.- Chapter 5: Prediction of circular RNA secondary structures and their targets.- Chapter6: Circular RNA Identification and Characterization with CircRNAFlow: A Bioinformatics Approach.- Part III: Biogenesis of Circular RNAs.- Chapter 7: The formation of circular RNAs.- Chapter 8: RNA binding proteins (RBPs) and circular RNA biogenesis.- Chapter 9: The internal ribosome entry site in circular RNAs.- Part IV: Molecular Mechanisms and Gene Regulation of Circular RNAs.- Chapter 10: Circular RNAs binding to RNA-Binding Proteins.- Chapter 11: Circular RNAs regulate transcription and translation.- Part V: Circular RNAs as Potential Disease Biomarkers.- Chapter 12: Circular RNA in Exosomes and its clinical significance.- Chapter 13: Circular RNAs in Blood and its clinical relevance.- Chapter 14: Circular RNAs as Biomarkers in the diagnosis of Human Diseases.-  Chapter 15: Circular RNAs as Novel Biomarkers and application in cardiovascular diseases.-  Chapter 16: Circular RNAs synthesis and applications.-Part VI: Circular RNAs and Human Diseases.- Chapter 17: Circular RNAs in heart diseases.- Chapter 18: Circular RNAs in cancers.- Chapter 19: Circular RNAs in organ fibrosis.- Chapter 20: Circular RNAs in metabolic diseases.- Chapter 21: Circular RNAs in liver diseases.- Chapter 22: Circular RNAs in respiratory diseases.- Chapter 23: Circular RNAs in brain physiology and neurologic diseases.- Chapter 24: Circular RNAs in immune-related diseases.- Chapter 25: Circular RNAs in musculoskeletal diseases.- Part VII: Circular RNAs in Archaea.- Chapter 26: Circular RNAs in Archaea.