計畫
(Principal Investigator)


第 1 到 23 筆結果，共 23 筆。

啟始時間標題P-Investigator經費來源
2020The Effect of Exosomal Microrma Derived from Cord Blood Plasma on Hepatic Stellate Cell Deactivation and Liver Anti-Fibrosis TherapyYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2019Bone Marrow Mesenchymal Stem Cells-Derived Exosomes Improve Therapeutic Efficiency of Cell Therapy in Hemophilia B Mice-A Clinical Feasible ApproachYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2018Bone Marrow Mesenchymal Stem Cells-Derived Exosomes Improve Therapeutic Efficiency of Cell Therapy in Hemophilia B Mice-A Clinical Feasible ApproachYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2017Evaluate Dynamic Functional Liver Reserve Study by Correlation of Ga-68 Iner-038 Image and Existing Clinical ModalitiesYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2016Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs) Enhance the Therapeutic Efficiency of Hepatocytes Transplantation for Genetic Liver Disease via Immunomodulation of Kupffer Cells ActivityYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2016Umbilical Blood Plasma Derived-Exosomes Enhance Proliferation and Function of Mice Primary HepatocytesYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2015Umbilical Blood Plasma Derived-Exosomes Enhance Proliferation and Function of Mice Primary HepatocytesYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2015Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSC) Enhance the Therapeutic Efficiency of Hepatocytes Transplantation for Genetic Liver Disease via Immunomodulation of Kupffer Cells ActivityYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2014To Study the Roles of Autophagy in Hepatitis C Virus (Hcv)-Related CirrhosisYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2014Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSCs) Enhance the Therapeutic Efficiency of Hepatocytes Transplantation for Genetic Liver Disease via Immunomodulation of Kupffer Cells ActivityYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2013Therapeutic strategy of iPS cells-derived hepatocytes transplantation for genetic liver diseaseYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2013To Study the Roles of Autophagy in Hepatitis C Virus (HCV)-Related CirrhosisYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2012Human Umbilical Cord Blood (Hucb) Promote the Regeneration of Acute Liver Failure by Attenuating the Activity of Kupffer CellsYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2012Therapeutic Strategy of Ips Cells-Derived Hepatocytes Transplantation for Genetic Liver DiseaseYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2011Therapeutic Strategy of Ips Cells-Derived Hepatocytes Transplantation for Genetic Liver DiseaseYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2011Human Umbilical Cord Blood (Hucb) Promote the Regeneration of Acute Liver Failure by Attenuating the Activity of Kupffer CellsYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2010Human Umbilical Cord Blood (HUCB) Promote the Regeneration of Acute Liver Failure by Attenuating the Activity of Kupffer CellsYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2010The Development of Genetically-Engineered Mouse Models for Cell Therapy and Tumor Suppression TherapyYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2009The Development of Non-Invasive, in vivo Tracking Tool for Transplanted Hepatocytes by Labeling with Superparamagnetic Iron-Oxide Nanoparticles (SPIO)YAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2008The Development of Non-Invasive, in vivo Tracking Tool for Transplanted Hepatocytes by Labeling with Superparamagnetic Iron-Oxide Nanoparticles (Spio)YAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2008Hepatocytes transplantation as a new therapeutic strategy for acute liver failure – preclinical large animal modelYAO-MING WUMinistry of Health and Welfare
2007The Induction of Heme Oxygenase-1 (HO-1) on the Efficiency of Hepatocytes TransplantationYAO-MING WUNational Science and Technology Council
2007Hepatocytes transplantation as a new therapeutic strategy for acute liver failure – preclinical large animal modelYAO-MING WUMinistry of Health and Welfare