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Zebrafish as a new model for drug metabolism and high content screen of natural product Journal article
Lee, SMY, Hoi, PM, Yan, R, Wang, YQ, Han, YF, Chu, IK. Zebrafish as a new model for drug metabolism and high content screen of natural product[J]. PLANTA MEDICA, 2014, 80(16).
Authors:  Lee, SMY;  Hoi, PM;  Yan, R;  Wang, YQ;  Han, YF; et al.
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Neurodegeneration  Chinese Medicine  Zebrafish  Drug Metabolism  Vascular Disease  
Zebrafish as a new model for drug metabolism and high content screen of natural product Conference paper
Lee, SMY, Hoi, PM, Yan, R, Wang, YQ, Han, YF, Chu, IK. Zebrafish as a new model for drug metabolism and high content screen of natural product[C], 2014.
Authors:  Lee, SMY;  Hoi, PM;  Yan, R;  Wang, YQ;  Han, YF; et al.
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Drug Metabolism  Chinese Medicine  Zebrafish  Neurodegeneration  Vascular Disease  
Combined in vivo imaging and omics approaches reveal metabolism of icaritin and its glycosides in zebrafish larvae Journal article
Li, ZH (Li, Zhen Hua), Alex, D (Alex, Deepa), Siu, SO (Siu, Shiu On), Chu, IK (Chu, Ivan Keung), Renn, J (Renn, Joerg), Winkler, C (Winkler, Christoph), Lou, S (Lou, Shaoke), Tsui, SKW (Tsui, Stephen Kwok-Wing), Zhao, HY (Zhao, Hai Yu), Yan, WR (Yan, Wendy Ru), Mahady, GB (Mahady, Gail B.), Li, GH (Li, Guo Hui), Kwan, YW (Kwan, Yiu Wa), Wang, YT (Wang, Yi Tao), Lee, SMY (Lee, Simon Ming-Yuen). Combined in vivo imaging and omics approaches reveal metabolism of icaritin and its glycosides in zebrafish larvae[J]. MOLECULAR BIOSYSTEMS, 2011, 7(7), 2128-2138.
Authors:  Li, ZH (Li, Zhen Hua);  Alex, D (Alex, Deepa);  Siu, SO (Siu, Shiu On);  Chu, IK (Chu, Ivan Keung);  Renn, J (Renn, Joerg); et al.
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Animal-models  Flavonoids  Quercetin  Bone  Fluorescence  Absorption  Proteome  Swim