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Full Name
Chui Yee Fong
(not current staff)
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Fong, C.-Y.
Fong, C.Y.
 
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obgfong@nus.edu.sg
 

Publications

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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
212020Hypoxic Wharton's Jelly Stem Cell Conditioned Medium Induces Immunogenic Cell Death in Lymphoma CellsLin, H.D.; Fong, C.-Y. ; Biswas, A. ; Bongso, A. 
21991Improved fertilization rates of human oocytes in cocultureBongso, A. ; Ng, S.-C. ; Fong, C.-Y. ; Ratnam, S. 
31992Improved pregnancy rate after transfer of embryos grown in human fallopian tubal cell cocultureBongso, A. ; Ng, S.-C. ; Fong, C.-Y. ; Anandakumar, C. ; Marshall, B. ; Edirisinghe, R. ; Ratnam, S. 
42020Inhibition of growth of Asian keloid cells with human umbilical cord Wharton's jelly stem cell-conditioned mediumArjunan, S.; Gan, S.U.; Choolani, M. ; Raj, V. ; Lim, J.; Biswas, A. ; Bongso, A.; Fong, C.Y. 
51994Isolation and culture of inner cell mass cells from human blastocystsBongso, A. ; Fong, C.-Y. ; Ng, S.-C. ; Ratnam, S. 
6Sep-2004Nine-day-old human embryo cultured in vitro: A clue to the origins of embryonic stem cellsFong, C.-Y. ; Sathananthan, A.H.; Wong, P.C. ; Bongso, A. 
7Mar-1997Ongoing normal pregnancy after transfer of zona-free blastocysts: Implications for embryo transfer in the humanFong, C.-Y. ; Bongso, A. ; Ng, S.C. ; Anandakumar, C. ; Trounson, A.; Ratnam, S. 
81991Pregnancies after fertilization and cleavage in human coculture [1]Bongso, A. ; Ng, S.C. ; Ratnam, S. ; Chan, C. ; Anandakumar, C. ; Wong, Y.C. ; Goh, V. ; Devendra, S. ; Soon, S.B. ; Fong, C.Y. ; Vasuthevan, S. 
91991Preimplantation genetics: Chromosomes of fragmented human embryosBongso, A. ; Ng, S.C. ; Lim, J.; Fong, C.-Y. ; Ratnam, S. 
102000Regulation of human and mouse oocyte maturation in vitro with 6-dimethylaminopurineAnderiesz, C.; Fong, C.-Y. ; Bongso, A. ; Trounson, A.O.
112009Separation of SSEA-4 and TRA-1-60 labelled undifferentiated human embryonic stem cells from a heterogeneous cell population using magnetic-activated cell sorting (MACS) and fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS)Fong, C.Y. ; Peh, G.S.L. ; Gauthaman, K. ; Bongso, A. 
122009Statins, stem cells, and cancerGauthaman, K. ; Fong, C.-Y. ; Bongso, A. 
132008Taking stem cells to the clinic: Major challengesBongso, A. ; Fong, C.-Y. ; Gauthaman, K. 
142007The Blomia tropicalis allergensKaw, Y.C. ; Cheong, N. ; Bee, W.L.; Fong, C.Y. ; Huang, C.-H. ; Lip, N.L.; Kaw, Y.C. ; Kuo, I.-C. 
151993The effect of coculture on human zygote developmentBongso, A. ; Fong, C.-Y. 
16Jun-1998The first 2 case reports of frozen embryo donation twin pregnancies in Singapore: Hormonal profiles and obstetrical outcomeChan, C.L.K. ; Kumar, J. ; Yong, E.L. ; Fong, C.Y. ; Bongso, A. ; Ng, S.C. 
171993The search for improved in-vitro systems should not be ignored: Embryo co-culture may be one of themBongso, A. ; Fong, C.-Y. ; Ng, S.-C. ; Ratnam, S. 
182010The use of discontinuous density gradients in stem cell research and applicationFong, C.-Y. ; Peh, G. ; Subramanian, A.; Gauthaman, K. ; Bongso, A. 
192020Tissues derived from reprogrammed Wharton's jelly stem cells of the umbilical cord as a platform to study gestational diabetes mellitusKong, C.M. ; Arjunan, S. ; Gan, S.U. ; Arijit, B. ; Bongso, Ariff; Fong, C.-Y. 
201-Mar-2017Tissues Derived From Reprogrammed Wharton's Jelly Stem Cells of the Umbilical Cord Provide an Ideal Platform to Study the Effects of Glucose, Zika Virus, and Other Agents on the FetusFong C.-Y. ; Biswas A. ; Stunkel W.; Chong Y.-S. ; Bongso A.