Yon Jin Chuah

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Engineering multiphasic, integrated graft with biologically developed cartilage-bone interface for osteochondral defect repair Tissue engineering is a promising approach to repair osteochondral defect, yet the successful reconstruction of the different layers in an integrated graft, especially the interface remains to be challenging.

Albumin conjugates and assemblies as versatile bio-functional additives and carriers for biomedical applications Chao Tao,a Yon Jin Chuah,a Chenjie Xua  and Dong-An Wang*a Author affiliations * Corresponding authors a School of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering, Nanyang Technological University, 50 Nanyang Ave, Singapore, Singapore E-mail: dawang@ntu.edu.sg Abstract As the most abundant plasma protein, serum albumin has been extensively studied and employed for therapeutic applications.