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Gonadotropin-releasing hormone: regulation of the GnRH gene by Lee, Vien H.Y, Lee, Leo T.O, Chow, Billy K.C

“…As the key regulator of reproduction, gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) is released by neurons in the hypothalamus, and transported via the…”
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Identification of Repressor Element 1 in Secretin/PACAP/VIP Genes by LEE, LEO T.O., LEE, VIEN H.Y., YUAN, PAULA Y., CHOW, BILLY K.C.

“…:  Repressor element 1 (RE‐1) is a negative, cis‐acting regulatory element that interacts with the transcription factor RE‐1‐silencing transcription factor…”
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An indispensable role of secretin in mediating the osmoregulatory functions of angiotensin II by Lee, Vien H Y, Lee, Leo T O, Chu, Jessica Y S, Lam, Ian P Y, Siu, Francis K Y, Vaudry, Hubert, Chow, Billy K C

“…Fluid balance is critical to life and hence is tightly controlled in the body. Angiotensin II (ANGII), one of the most important components of this regulatory…”
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Secretin and body fluid homeostasis by Chu, Jessica Y.S., Cheng, Carrie Y.Y., Lee, Vien H.Y., Chan, Y.S., Chow, Billy K.C.

“…Body fluid homeostasis is critical for the survival of living organisms and hence is tightly controlled. From initial studies on the effects of secretin (SCT)…”
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The estrogen-related receptor alpha upregulates secretin expressions in response to hypertonicity and angiotensin II stimulation by Lee, Vien H Y, Lam, Ian P Y, Choi, Hueng-Sik, Chow, Billy K C, Lee, Leo T O

“…Osmoregulation via maintenance of water and salt homeostasis is a vital process. In the brain, a functional secretin (SCT) and secretin receptor (SCTR) axis…”
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Neuron-restrictive silencer factor functions to suppress Sp1-mediated transactivation of human secretin receptor gene by Yuan, Yuan, Chow, Billy K.C., Lee, Vien H.Y., Lee, Leo T.O.

“…In the present study, a functional neuron restrictive silencer element (NRSE) was initially identified in the 5′ flanking region (−83 to −67, relative to ATG)…”
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Regulation of RASSF1A in nasopharyngeal cells and its response to UV irradiation by Lee, Vien H.Y., Chow, Billy K.C., Lo, K.W., Chow, Lillian S.N., Man, Cornelia, Tsao, S.W., Lee, Leo T.O.

“…RASSF1A, which is frequently found inactivated in human cancers, is revealed as a tumor suppressor gene in nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC). Using…”
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