Pui-Chi Lo is affiliated with the City University of Hong Kong in China, focusing research primarily in the intersection of Engineering, Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, and Medicine. Their work spans several subfields, particularly Biomedical Engineering, Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine, Molecular Biology, Materials Chemistry, and Immunology.
The scientist's research topics include:
They have contributed to various scholarly articles, including notable recent papers such as:
Their frequent co-authors include:
Publications by Pui-Chi Lo often appear in journals with repeated contributions such as:
Pui-Chi Lo;M. Salomé Rodríguez-Morgade;Ravindra K. Pandey;Dennis K. P. Ng
Roy C.H. Wong;Pui-Chi Lo;Dennis K.P. Ng
Pui-Chi Lo;Jian-Dong Huang;Jian-Dong Huang;Diana Y. Y. Cheng;Elaine Y. M. Chan
Janet T. F. Lau;Xiong-Jie Jiang;Dennis K. P. Ng;Pui-Chi Lo
Xiong-Jie Jiang;Sin-Lui Yeung;Pui-Chi Lo;Wing-Ping Fong
Zhihong Zhang;Zhihong Zhang;Juan Chen;Lili Ding;Honglin Jin;Honglin Jin
Janet T. F. Lau;Pui-Chi Lo;Xiong-Jie Jiang;Qiong Wang
Pui-Chi Lo;Xuebing Leng;Dennis K.P. Ng
Xiong-Jie Jiang;Pui-Chi Lo;Sin-Lui Yeung;Wing-Ping Fong
Janet T. F. Lau;Pui-Chi Lo;Wing-Ping Fong;Dennis K. P. Ng
Di Gao;Pui-Chi Lo
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Pui-Chi Lo;Juan Chen;Klara Stefflova;Michael S. Warren
Hui He;Pui-Chi Lo;Sin-Lui Yeung;Wing-Ping Fong
Rongming Wang;Renjie Li;Yong Li;Xianxi Zhang
Pui-Chi Lo;Crystal M. H. Chan;Jian-Yong Liu;Wing-Ping Fong
Mei-Rong Ke;Sin-Lui Yeung;Dennis K P Ng;Wing-Ping Fong
Xiong-Jie Jiang;Pui-Chi Lo;Yee-Man Tsang;Sin-Lui Yeung
Chi-Fung Choi;Jian-Dong Huang;Jian-Dong Huang;Pui-Chi Lo;Wing-Ping Fong
Jian-Dong Huang;Jian-Dong Huang;Shuangqing Wang;Pui-Chi Lo;Wing-Ping Fong
Yongxin Li;Pan Sun;Luyang Zhao;Xuehai Yan
Priscilla P.S. Lee;Pui-Chi Lo;Elaine Y.M. Chan;Wing-Ping Fong
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