Search Results - "Hwei Cheong, Jia"

Computer vision models enable mixed linear modeling to predict arbuscular mycorrhizal fungal colonization using fungal morphology by Zhang, Shufan, Wu, Yue, Skaro, Michael, Cheong, Jia-Hwei, Bouffier-Landrum, Amanda, Torrres, Isaac, Guo, Yinping, Stupp, Lauren, Lincoln, Brooke, Prestel, Anna, Felt, Camryn, Spann, Sedona, Mandal, Abhyuday, Johnson, Nancy, Arnold, Jonathan

“…The presence of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (AMF) in vascular land plant roots is one of the most ancient of symbioses supporting nitrogen and phosphorus…”
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The macroscopic limit to synchronization of cellular clocks in single cells of Neurospora crassa by Cheong, Jia Hwei, Qiu, Xiao, Liu, Yang, Al-Omari, Ahmad, Griffith, James, Schüttler, Heinz-Bernd, Mao, Leidong, Arnold, Jonathan

“…We determined the macroscopic limit for phase synchronization of cellular clocks in an artificial tissue created by a “big chamber” microfluidic device to be…”
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Single Cells of Neurospora Crassa Show Circadian Oscillations, Light Entrainment, Temperature Compensation, and Phase Synchronization by Deng, Zhaojie, Hwei Cheong, Jia, Caranica, Cristian, Wu, Lingyun, Qiu, Xiao, Judge, Michael T., Hull, Brooke, Rodriguez, Carmen, Griffith, James, Al-Omari, Ahmad, Arsenault, Sam, Schuttler, Heinz-Bernd, Mao, Leidong, Arnold, Jonathan

“…Using a microfluidics device, fluorescence of a recorder (mCherry or mVenus) gene driven by a clock-controlled gene-2 promoter (ccg-2p) was measured…”
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The clock in growing hyphae and their synchronization in Neurospora crassa by Cheong, Jia Hwei, Qiu, Xiao, Liu, Yang, Krach, Emily, Guo, Yinping, Bhusal, Shishir, Schüttler, Heinz-Bernd, Arnold, Jonathan, Mao, Leidong

“…Utilizing a microfluidic chip with serpentine channels, we inoculated the chip with an agar plug with Neurospora crassa mycelium and successfully captured…”
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Unraveling How Clocks in Single Cells of Neurospora CRASSA Communicate and Synchronize in Microfluidic Devices by Cheong, Jia Hwei

“…A circadian rhythm is our body’s “internal clock” that influences when we sleep, wake up and eat. It can be influenced by external factors such as temperature…”
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