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Tong Cao
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Tong, C.
Cao, T.
Cao, Tong
 
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dencaot@nus.edu.sg
 

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Subject:  Stem cells
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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
12005A proposed design for the cryopreservation of intact and adherent human embryonic stem cell coloniesHeng, B.C. ; Bested, S.M.; Chan, S.H.; Cao, T. 
2Oct-2007Caspase inhibitor Z-VAD-FMK enhances the freeze-thaw survival rate of human embryonic stem cellsHeng, B.C. ; Clement, M.V. ; Cao, T. 
32005Combined effects of TGFβ1 and BMP2 in serum-free chondrogenic differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells induced hyaline-like cartilage formationToh, W.S. ; Liu, H. ; Heng, B.C. ; Rufaihah, A.J. ; Ye, C.P.; Cao, T. 
42004Feeder cell density - A key parameter in human embryonic stem cell cultureHeng, B.C. ; Liu, H. ; Cao, T. 
5Mar-2006Human embryonic stem cell (hES) colonies display a higher degree of spontaneous differentiation when passaged at lower densitiesHeng, B.C. ; Liu, H. ; Rufaihah, A.J. ; Cao, T. 
6Nov-2006Kinetics of cell death of frozen-thawed human embryonic stem cell colonies is reversibly slowed down by exposure to low temperatureHeng, B.C. ; Ye, C.P.; Liu, H. ; Toh, W.S. ; Rufaihah, A.J. ; Cao, T. 
72005Late-adhering human embryonic stem cell clumps during serial passage can yield morphologically 'normal-looking' coloniesHeng, B.C. ; Liu, H. ; Cao, T. 
82006Loss of viability during freeze-thaw of intact and adherent human embryonic stem cells with conventional slow-cooling protocols is predominantly due to apoptosis rather than cellular necrosisBoon, C.H.; Chao, P.Y.; Liu, H. ; Wei, S.T.; Ge, Z. ; Cao, T. ; Rufaihah, A.J.; Yang, Z. ; Eng, H.L.; Boon, H.B.; Hog, W.O.
92006Low temperature tolerance of human embryonic stem cellsBoon, C.H. ; Vinoth, K.J. ; Liu, H. ; Hande, M.P.; Cao, T. 
10Aug-2005Osteogenic differentiation within intact human embryoid bodies result in a marked increase in osteocalcin secretion after 12 days of in vitro culture, and formation of morphologically distinct nodule-like structuresCao, T. ; Heng, B.C. ; Ye, C.P.; Liu, H. ; Toh, W.S. ; Robson, P.; Li, P.; Hong, Y.H. ; Stanton, L.W.
112008Prolonged exposure of human embryonic stem cells to heat shock induces necrotic cell deathHeng, B.C. ; Vinoth, K.J.; Lu, K.; Deng, X.; Zigang, G.E. ; Bay, B.H. ; Cao, T. 
122005Reduced mitotic activity at the periphery of human embryonic stem cell colonies cultured in vitro with mitotically-inactivated murine embryonic fibroblast feeder cellsHeng, B.C. ; Cao, T. ; Liu, H. ; Rufaihah, A.J. 
132005Utilising human embryonic stem cells as 'catalysts' for biological repair and regeneration. Challenges and some possible strategiesHeng, B.C. ; Liu, H. ; Cao, T.