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Woon Khiong Chan

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Full Name
Woon Khiong Chan
Variants
chan, w.-k.
chan, w.k.
khiong, c.w.
woon-khiong chan
woon-khiong, c.
 
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Email
dbscwk@nus.edu.sg
 

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Department:  BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
Date Issued:  [1990 TO 1999]

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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
11997Dexamethasone receptors and their distribution in the brain of the red tilapiaChen, K.M.; Chan, W.K. ; Munro, A.D. 
2Jun-1999Genetic basis of the variegated tail pattern in the guppy, Poecilia reticulataKhoo, G. ; Lim, T.M. ; Chan, W.-K. ; Phang, V.P.E. 
31996Genetic variation inferred from RAPD fingerprinting in three species of tilapiaDinesh, K.R.; Lim, T.M. ; Chan, W.K. ; Phang, V.P.E. 
4Aug-1997Immediate digestion of fish muscle following field collections yields DNA suitable for RAPD fingerprintingNelson, J.S. ; Khiong, C.W. ; Ming, C.L. ; Phang, V.P.E. 
5Oct-1995Inheritance of RAPD markers in the guppy fish, Poecilia reticulata.Foo, C.L.; Dinesh, K.R.; Lim, T.M. ; Chan, W.K. ; Phang, V.P. 
6Dec-1999Linkage analysis and mapping of three sex-linked color pattern genes in the guppy, Poecilia reticulataKhoo, G. ; Lim, T.M. ; Chan, W.-K. ; Phang, V.P.E. 
7Oct-1993Polymerase chain reaction amplification and functional characterization of sockeye salmon histone H3, metallothionein-B, and protamine promoters.Chan, W.K. ; Devlin, R.H.
8Oct-1993RAPD analysis: An efficient method of DNA fingerprinting in fishesDinesh, K.R.; Lim, T.M. ; Chua, K.L.; Chan, W.K. ; Phang, V.P.E. 
9Aug-1999Sex-linkage of the black caudal-peduncle and red tail genes in the tuxedo strain of the guppy, Poecilia reticulataKhoo, G. ; Lim, T.M. ; Chan, W.-K. ; Phang, V.P.E. 
1025-Feb-1990Transcription of the transforming genes of the oncogenic human papillomavirus-16 is stimulated by tumor promotors through AP1 binding sitesChan, W.-K. ; Chong, T. ; Bernard, H.-U. ; Klock, G.
1111-Feb-1990Transcriptional activation of human papillomavirus 16 by nuclear factor I, AP1, steroid receptors and a possibly novel transcription factor, PVF: A model for the composition of genital papillomavirus enhancersChong, T. ; Chan, W.-K. ; Bernard, H.-U.