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Title	Author(s)	Issue Date
Aldose reductase deficiency in kidney collecting tubules impairs the urine concentrating mechanism Proceeding/Conference:ISN 2004 Conference on Prevention of Progression of Renal Disease	Yang, JY Guo, H Wu, XC Chau, FLJ Tam, S Chung, SK Chung, SSM	2004
Aldose reductase local deficiency in the kidney is sufficient to impair urine concertrating mechanism Proceeding/Conference:International Symposium of the Society of Chinese Bioscientists in America, SCBA 2004	Guo, H Wu, XC Chau, FLJ Tam, S Chung, SK Chung, SSM Yang, JY	2004
Aldose reductase protects renal collecting tubule epithelial cells from hyperosmolality-induced DNA damage Proceeding/Conference:Nephrology	Tam, WY Yang, JY Li, GH Guo, H Wu, XC Chau, JFL Tam, S Chung, SK Klein, JD Sands, JM Chung, SSM	2005
Aldose reductase regulates hepatic peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor α phosphorylation and activity to impact lipid homeostasis Journal:Journal of Biological Chemistry	Qiu, L Wu, X Chau, JFL Szeto, IYY Wing, YT Guo, Z Chung, SK Oates, PJ Chung, SSM Yang, JY	2008
Bioinspiration in Light Harvesting and Catalysis Journal:Nature Reviews Materials	Proppe, AH Li, YC Aspuru-Guzik, A Berlinguette, CP Chang, CJ Cogdell, R Doyle, AG Flick, J Gabor, NM van Grondelle, R Hammes-Schiffer, S Jaffer, SA Kelley, SO Leclerc, M Leo, K Mallouk, TE Narang, P Schlau-Cohen, GS Scholes, GD Vojvodic, A Yam, VWW Yang, JY Sargent, EH	2020
Blocking the polyol pathway protects diabetic mice against hypertriglyceridemia Proceeding/Conference:Scientific Sessions of the American Diabetes Association, ADA 2004	Yang, JY Wu, XC Chau, FLJ Tam, S Oates, PJ Chung, SK Chung, SSM	2004
Blocking the polyol pathway protects diabetic mice against hypertriglyceridemia Journal:Diabetes	Yang, JY Wu, XC Chau, JFL Tam, S Oates, PJ Chung, SK Chung, SSM	2004
Comparison of nano-silica-modified manufactured-sand concrete under steam curing and standard curing Journal:Journal of Building Engineering	Liu, CJ Chen, FL Deng, XW Wu, YY Zheng, ZL Yang, B Yao, DW Yang, JW Yang, JY	1-Aug-2023
The contribution of life course determinants to early childhood caries: a 2-year cohort study Journal:Caries Research	Zhou, Y Yang, JY Lo, ECM Lin, HC	2012
Evaluation of Initial Bacterial Adhesion on Zirconia using Artificial-Intelligence (AI) Proceeding/Conference:Dental Materials	Tsoi, KH Ding, H Yang, JY Matinlinna, JP	2018
Genetic restoration of aldose reductase to the collecting tubules restores maturation of the urine concentrating mechanism Journal:American Journal of Physiology - Renal Physiology	Yang, JY Tam, WY Tam, S Guo, H Wu, X Li, G Chau, JFL Klein, JD Chung, SK Sands, JM Chung, SSM	2006
Myocardial iron load and fibrosis in long term survivors of childhood leukemia Journal:Pediatric Blood & Cancer	Cheung, YF Lam, WW Ip, JJ Cheuk, DK Cheng, FW Yang, JY Yau, JP Ho, KK Li, CK Li, RC Yuen, HL Ling, AS Li, WW Chan, GCF	2015
Numerical prescriptions of early-time divergences of the in-in formalism Journal:Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics	Tran, DH Wang, Y Yang, JY Zhu, YH	2022
Osmotic Response Element Binding Protein (OREBP) is essential for water reabsorption in kidney Journal:The F A S E B Journal	Lam, AKM Ko, CB Tam, SCF Knepper, MA Morris, R Yang, JY Chung, SK Chung, SSM	2004
Osmotic Response Element Binding Protein is essential for water reabsorption in kidney Proceeding/Conference:The FASEB Journal	Lam, AKM Ko, CB Tam, S Knepper, MA Morris, R Yang, JY Chung, SK Chung, SSM	2004
Osmotic Response Element Binding Protein is essential for water reabsorption in kidney Proceeding/Conference:Research Postgraduate Symposium, RPS 2003	Lam, AKM Ko, CB Tam, SCF Yang, JY Chung, SK Chung, SSM	2003
Osmotic response element-binding protein (OREBP) is an essential regulator of the urine concentrating mechanism Journal:Journal of Biological Chemistry	Lam, AKM Ko, BCB Tam, S Morris, R Yang, JY Chung, SK Chung, SSM	2004
Over-expression of a Dominant Negative Form of OREBP in the Lens Causes Congenital Cataract Proceeding/Conference:Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science	Yang, JY Ko, CB Wang, Y Chung, SK Chung, SSM	2002
Over-expression of a dominant negative form of OREBP in the lens causes congenital cataract Journal:Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science	Yang, JY Ko, CB Wang, Y Chung, SK Chung, SSM	2002
Overexpression of dominant-negative osmotic respose element binding protein (OREBP) in kidney resulting in polydipsic and polyuric phenotypes Proceeding/Conference:Gordon Research Conference	Ko, CB Lam, AKM Chung, SK Tam, S Knepper, M Yang, JY Chung, SSM	2003

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