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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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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
1Jul-2005Utilizing stem cells for myocardial repair - To differentiate or not to differentiate prior to transplantation?Heng, B.C. ; Cao, T. ; Haider, H.K. ; Rufaihah, A.J. ; Sim, E.K.-W.
22005Transplanted human embryonic stem cells as biological 'catalysts' for tissue repair and regenerationHeng, B.C. ; Liu, H. ; Cao, T. 
32004The differentiation status of stem cells and their derivatives: A key consideration in transplantation medicine [2]Boon, C.H. ; Cao, T. 
242005The cryopreservation of human embryonic stem cellsHeng, B.C. ; Kuleshova, L.L.; Bested, S.M.; Liu, H. ; Cao, T. 
252004Strategies for directing the differentiation of stem cells into the osteogenic lineage in vitroBoon, C.H. ; Cao, T. ; Stanton, L.W.; Robson, P.; Olsen, B.
261-Apr-2004Strategies for directing the differentiation of stem cells into the cardiomyogenic lineage in vitroHeng, B.C. ; Haider, H.Kh. ; Sim, E.K.-W.; Cao, T. ; Ng, S.C.
272005Scaffold implants for the controlled release of heparan sulfate (HS) and other glycosaminoglycan (GAG) species: This could facilitate the homing of adult stem cells for tissue/organ regeneration [5]Heng, B.C. ; Liu, H. ; Cao, T. 
82005Reprogramming autologous skeletal myoblasts to express cardiomyogenic function. Challenges and possible approachesHeng, B.C. ; Qing, Tong G.; Ng, S.C. ; Haider, H.K.; Sim, E.K.-W. ; Cao, T. 
92006Refund fertility-treatment costs for donated embryos [1]Heng, B.C. ; Cao, T. 
102016Prospect of Human Pluripotent Stem Cell-Derived Neural Crest Stem Cells in Clinical ApplicationZhu Q.; Lu Q. ; Gao R. ; Cao T. 
112004Potential utility of cell-permeable transcription factors to direct stem cell differentiationBoon, C.H. ; Cao, T. ; Guo, Q.T.; Soon, C.N.
122011Potential of Human Embryonic Stem Cells in Cartilage Tissue Engineering and Regenerative MedicineToh, W.S. ; Lee, E.H.; Cao, T. 
132005Potential benefits of co-transplanting autologous adult stem cells together with human embryonic stem cells or their differentiated derivativesBoon, C.H. ; Liu, H. ; Cao, T. 
142005Potential applications of intracellular antibodies (intrabodies) in stem cell therapeuticsHeng, B.C. ; Kemeny, D.M. ; Liu, H. ; Cao, T. 
152005Possible advantages of stem cell transfusion into the peripheral circulation, as opposed to localized transplantation in situHeng, B.C.; McNiece, I.; Haider, H.K.; Calne, R.Y.; Cao, T. 
162006Osteoarthritis and therapyGe, Z. ; Heng, B.C. ; Yang, Z. ; Lee, E.H. ; Cao, T. ; Hu, Y.; Ouyang, H.
172006New perspectives in chondrogenic differentiation of stem cells for cartilage repair.Toh, W.S. ; Yang, Z. ; Heng, B.C. ; Cao, T. 
1582005Modulating gene expression in stem cells without recombinant DNA and permanent genetic modificationBoon, C.H. ; Yun, H.H.; Cao, T. 
192006Milieu-based versus gene-modulatory strategies for directing stem cell differentiation - A major issue of contention in transplantation medicineHeng, B.C. ; Cao, T. 
202006Mammalian oocyte polarity can be exploited for the automation of somatic cell nuclear transfer - in the development of a 'cloning biochip'Heng, B.C. ; Stojkovic, M.; Vajta, G.; Cao, T.