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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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dbscwk@nus.edu.sg
 

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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
119-Mar-2014A new class of pluripotent stem cell cytotoxic small moleculesRichards, M.; Phoon, C.W.; Goh, G.T.W.; Seng, E.K.; Guo, X.M.; Tan, C.M.F.; Chan, W.-K. ; Lee, J.M.K.
27-Aug-2002A Plasmodium falciparum homologue of the Ran binding protein 1, a protein involved in nucleocytoplasmic transportRamachandran, V.; Dorin, D.; Khiong, C.W. ; Kara, U.A. ; Doerig, C.
32010A three dimensional anchorage independent In Vitro system for the prolonged growth of embryoid bodies to study cancer cell behaviour and anticancer agentsFong, C.-Y. ; Subramanian, A.; Biswas, A. ; Gauthaman, K. ; Choolani, M. ; Bongso, A. ; Chak, L.-L.; Tan, J.-H.; Chan, W.-K. 
4Jan-2010A three dimensional anchorage independent In Vitro system for the prolonged growth of embryoid bodies to study cancer cell behaviour and anticancer agentsFong, C.-Y.; Chak, L.-L. ; Subramanian, A.; Tan, J.-H.; Biswas, A.; Gauthaman, K.; Choolani, M.; Chan, W.-K. ; Bongso, A.
51988Aminoglutethimide augments follicle-stimulating hormone-induced aromatase activity in cultured porcine granulosa cellsWoon-Khiong Chan ; Cheong-Huat Tan 
62004An efficient and safe xeno-free cryopreservation method for the storage of human embryonic stem cellsRichards, M.; Fong, C.-Y.; Tan, S.; Chan, W.-K. ; Bongso, A.
67Jul-2010Arterial and venous vessels are required for modulating developmental relocalization and laterality of the interrenal tissue in zebrafishChou, C.-W.; Hsu, H.-C.; Quek, S.-I.; Chan, W.-K. ; Liu, Y.-W.
6815-May-2004Characterization of the seabass pancreatic α-amylase gene and promoterMa, P.; Liu, Y.; Reddy, K.P. ; Chan, W.K. ; Lam, T.J. 
699-Aug-2022Characterizing arrhythmia using machine learning analysis of Ca2+cycling in human cardiomyocytesPang, Jeremy KS; Chia, Sabrina; Zhang, Jinqiu; Szyniarowski, Piotr; Stewart, Colin; Yang, Henry ; Chan, Woon-Khiong ; Ng, Shi Yan ; Soh, Boon-Seng 
70Nov-2003Cloning and Tissue Expression of 6-Pyruvoyl Tetrahydropterin Synthase and Xanthine Dehydrogenase from Poecilia reticulataBen, J.; Lim, T.M. ; Phang, V.P.E. ; Chan, W.-K. 
712005Cloning, genomic organization, and expression analysis of zebrafish nuclear receptor coactivator, TIF2Tan, J.-H.; Quek, S.-I.; Chan, W.-K. 
722003Comparative Evaluation of Various Human Feeders for Prolonged Undifferentiated Growth of Human Embryonic Stem CellsRichards, M. ; Tan, S.; Fong, C.-Y. ; Biswas, A. ; Chan, W.-K. ; Bongso, A. 
731-Mar-2000Developmental expression of a novel Ftz-F1 homologue, ff1b (NR5A4), in the zebrafish Danio rerioChai, C.; Chan, W.-K. 
741997Dexamethasone receptors and their distribution in the brain of the red tilapiaChen, K.M.; Chan, W.K. ; Munro, A.D. 
751-Aug-2003ff1b is required for the development of steroidogenic component of the zebrafish interrenal organChai, C.; Liu, Y.-W. ; Chan, W.-K. 
761986FSH-induced aromatase activity in porcine granulosa cells: Non-competitive inhibition by non-aromatizable androgensChan, W.K. ; Tan, C.H. 
771-Jul-2005Gene duplication, gene loss and evolution of expression domains in the vertebrate nuclear receptor NR5A (Ftz-F1) familyKuo, M.-W.; Postlethwait, J.; Lee, W.-C.; Lou, S.-W.; Chan, W.-K. ; Chung, B.-C.
78Jun-1999Genetic basis of the variegated tail pattern in the guppy, Poecilia reticulataKhoo, G. ; Lim, T.M. ; Chan, W.-K. ; Phang, V.P.E. 
79Jul-2002Genetic diversity within and among feral populations and domesticated strains of the guppy (Poecilia reticulata) in SingaporeKhoo, G. ; Lim, K.F.; Gan, D.K.Y.; Chen, F.; Chan, W.-K. ; Lim, T.M. ; Phang, V.P.E. 
80May-2003Genetic linkage maps of the guppy (Poecilia reticulata): Assignment of RAPD markers to multipoint linkage groupsKhoo, G. ; Lim, M.H.; Suresh, H.; Gan, D.K.Y.; Lim, K.F.; Chen, F.; Chan, W.-K. ; Lim, T.M. ; Phang, V.P.E.