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Fertility and Sterility|May 4, 2001
The incidence of cytoplasmic fragmentation in mouse embryos in vitro is not affected by inhibition of caspase activityJ Xu, T Cheung, S T Chan, et al.Cell and Tissue Research|January 1, 1985
The ultrastructural and biosynthetic characteristics of steroidogenic cells in the gonad of Monopterus albus (Teleostei) during natural sex reversalW S Yeung, M N Adal, S W Hui, et al.Molecular Human Reproduction|October 25, 2001
Quantification of transforming growth factor beta1 (TGFbeta1) mRNA expression in mouse preimplantation embryos and determination of TGFbeta receptor (type I and type II) expression in mouse embryos and reproductive tractJ F Chow, K F Lee, S T Chan, et al.European Journal of Cancer (Oxford, England : 1990)|November 27, 2001
pRb-expressing adenovirus Ad5-Rb attenuates the p53-induced apoptosis in cervical cancer cell linesS M Ip, T G Huang, W S Yeung, et al.Fertility and Sterility|November 1, 1992
Intrauterine insemination after ovarian stimulation as a treatment for subfertility because of subnormal semen: a prospective randomized controlled trialP C Ho, W K So, Y F Chan, et al.Human Reproduction (Oxford, England)|April 1, 1994
Human oviductal cells and their conditioned medium maintain the motility and hyperactivation of human spermatozoa in vitroW S Yeung, V K Ng, E Y Lau, et al.Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics|November 1, 1996
Coculture with homologous oviductal cells improved the implantation of human embryos--a prospective randomized control trialW S Yeung, E Y Lau, S T Chan, et al.Human Reproduction (Oxford, England)|August 4, 1998
Partial purification of embryotrophic factors from human oviductal cellsL P Liu, S T Chan, P C Ho, et al.The Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Research|January 17, 2002
Transfer of two embryos instead of three will not compromise pregnancy rate but will reduce multiple pregnancy rate in an assisted reproduction unitE H Ng, E Y Lau, W S Yeung, et al.Human Reproduction (Oxford, England)|October 1, 1995
Human oviductal cells produce high molecular weight factor(s) that improves the development of mouse embryoL P Liu, S T Chan, P C Ho, et al.Pageof 10