Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology

  • No. 250 Wu-Xing Street

    11031 Taipei

Organization profile

Organisation profile

Implements the knowledge and technology of morphological science in medical education, provides the link between basic and clinical professionals, and cultivates our medical students to realize the meaning of holistic care with great humanity.

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    Profiles

    Photo of Hung-Ming Chang

    Hung-Ming Chang

    Person: Academic, Researcher

    19982020
    Photo of Seu-Hwa Chen

    Seu-Hwa Chen

    Person: Researcher

    19972020
    Photo of Ruei-Jen Chiou

    Ruei-Jen Chiou

    Person: Researcher

    19972020

    Projects

    探討Hedgehog訊息途徑在數種抗癌藥物毒殺非小細胞型肺癌細胞之角色與測試結合式治療的功效(1/2)

    Su, B.

    2/1/20 → 1/31/21

    Project: A - Government Institution › b - Ministry of Science and Technology

    新聘教師研究補助

    Su, B.

    1/1/20 → 12/31/20

    Project: B - Project of TMU › g - Research Grants for Newly Hired Faculty

    魚類側線毛細胞的機械性感測功能在不同環境底下的調節機制

    Horng, J.

    8/1/19 → 7/31/20

    Project: B - Project of TMU › h - Other (Funded by TMU)

    Research Output

    Cathelicidin attenuates hyperoxia-induced lung injury by inhibiting oxidative stress in newborn rats

    Jiang, J. S., Chou, H. C. & Chen, C. M., Apr 2020, In : Free Radical Biology and Medicine. 150, p. 23-29 7 p.

    Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

    • Gender differences in the acquisition of suturing skills with the da Vinci surgical system

    Chiu, H. Y., Kang, Y. N., Wang, W. L., Tong, Y. S., Chang, S. W., Fong, T. H. & Wei, P. L., Jan 2020, In : Journal of the Formosan Medical Association. 119, 1P3, p. 462-470 9 p.

    Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

    Open Access

    • Ruthenium derivatives attenuate LPS-induced inflammatory responses and liver injury via suppressing NF-κB signaling and free radical production

    Jayakumar, T., Huang, H. C., Hsia, C. W., Fong, T. H., Khamrang, T., Velusamy, M., Manubolu, M., Sheu, J. R. & Hsia, C. H., Mar 2020, In : Bioorganic Chemistry. 96, 103639.

    Research output: Contribution to journal › Article