Yin-Quan Chen is an expert in Biochemistry at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (Taiwan). Yin-Quan Chen has authored 36 publications, the most recent in 2024. SLR score: 95 (community average: 125). How the SLR is computed.

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Biochemistry

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Career arc: 2012 - 2024

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National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University

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Number : 36

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Citations: 830 1st author: 13 Last author: 1 Unique author: 0


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Title Journal Year Citations
PIAS1 S510G variant acts as a genetic modifier of spinocerebellar ataxia type 3 by selectively impairing mutant ataxin-3 proteostasis.
PMID 39293559 — genes, biochemistry, spinocerebellar ataxias, ataxin-3, cell biology, ataxia, ataxins, machado-joseph disease
Int J Biochem Cell Biol20240
Sarcopenia-related changes in serum GLP-1 level affect myogenic differentiation.
PMID 38926763 — glucagon-like peptide 1, gastrointestinal hormones, cells, muscles, serum, mitochondria, hormones, kinesins, muscle, skeletal, membranes, cachexia, plasma, sarcopenia
J Cachexia Sarcopenia Muscle20243
Shp2 contributes to the regulation of nuclear shape and cellular viscoelasticity in response to substrate spatial cues.
PMID 38781661 — biochemistry, biophysics, stress, physiological, cells, protein tyrosine phosphatases, tissue adhesions, cues, stress fibers
Biochem Biophys Res Commun20241
Matrix mechanics regulates muscle regeneration by modulating kinesin-1 activity.
PMID 38593710 — mitochondria, mechanics, biocompatible materials, cells, muscle, skeletal, sarcopenia, muscles, kinesins
Biomaterials20243
High-viscosity driven modulation of biomechanical properties of human mesenchymal stem cells promotes osteogenic lineage.
PMID 38681057 — microscopy, electron, scanning transmission, genes, mesenchymal stem cells
Mater Today Bio20246

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