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Maternal immune activation in the early or late pregnancy leads to the different behavioral abnormalities of the adult offspring relevant to the schizophrenia
Proceeding/Conference:Schizophrenia Research
Li, QWei, RZhang, XLam, SSYChua, SEMcAlonan, GM
2012
179
 
Oxygen restriction of neonate mouse elevates HIF-1α, IL-6,NF-κb and caspase-3 protein levels: possible relationship to neurodevelopmental disorders
Proceeding/Conference:Schizophrenia Research
Lam, SSYLi, QWei, RZhang, XChua, SEMcAlonan, GM
2012
105
 
Prenatal exposure of mice to a maternal immune challenge leads to changes in expression of genes regulating white matter
Proceeding/Conference:International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology
Wong, NKWong, AOLLau, NKCWei, RZhang, XLi, QMcAlonan, GM
2010
106
 
Single-cell RNA sequencing shows the immunosuppressive landscape and tumor heterogeneity of HBV-associated hepatocellular carcinoma
Proceeding/Conference:The 11th Asia-Pacific Primary Liver Cancer Expert Meeting (APPLE 2021)
Ho, DWHTsui, YMChan, LKSze, MFZhang, XCHEU, WSChiu, YTLee, MFChan, ACYCheung, ETYYau, DTWChia, NHLo, ILOSham, PCCheung, TTWong, CCLNg, IOL
2021
22
 
Single-cell RNA sequencing unravels the immunosuppressive landscape and tumor heterogeneity of HBV-associated hepatocellular carcinoma
Proceeding/Conference:International Liver Cancer Association (ILCA) Annual Conference 2021
Ho, DWHTsui, YMChan, LKSze, MFZhang, XCheu, JWSChiu, YTLee, MFChan, ACYCheung, ETYYau, DTWChia, NHLo, ILOSham, PCCheung, TTWong, CCLNg, IOL
2021
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The timing of prenatal immune challenge determines the extent of postnatal white matter microstructural anomalies in a mouse model of schizophrenia
Proceeding/Conference:International Journal of Neuropsychopharmacology
Li, QCheung, CCheung, VZhang, XWei, RWong, PYou, YHui, EChua, SEMcAlonan, GWu, EX
2010
115
 
X-linked tspyi2deficit mouse is associated with a phenotype of schizophrenia
Proceeding/Conference:Schizophrenia Research
Li, QWong, KKWei, RLam, SSYZhang, XSham, PCChua, SEChan, SYMcAlonan, GM
2012
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