Publications by authors named "C L Goh"
Objective: Evolving digital technology has paved the way for endless potentiality. Leveraging on digital technology for healthcare purposes can target cancer patients, thus improving physical and psychological symptoms. Nevertheless, there is limited consolidated evidence on the effectiveness of virtual reality (VR) and mobile applications.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThird-degree burns result in extensive damage to the skin's epidermal and dermal layers, with limited treatment options available. Currently, xenogeneic collagen-based skin grafts are used as scaffolds to integrate into the wound bed and provide a template for neodermis formation. Existing commercial products like Integra dermal templates rely on a time-consuming and variable dehydrothermal (DHT) crosslinking process.
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- HAP1 is a human cell line that's good for studying gene changes and mutations due to its unique genetic makeup, but it's unusually sensitive to the cancer drug camptothecin.
- This sensitivity is linked to a problem with TDP1, an enzyme that helps fix certain DNA issues, specifically due to a mutation that disrupts its function.
- Researchers were able to use CRISPR technology to restore TDP1 in HAP1 cells, creating new cell lines that can be used for deeper studies on how DNA repairs itself in the presence of camptothecin.
Introduction: With technological advancements and the growing prevalence of smartphones, ophthalmology has opportunely harnessed medical technology for visual function assessment as a home monitoring tool for patients. Ophthalmology applications that offer these have likewise become more readily available in recent years, which may be used for early detection and monitoring of eye conditions. To date, no review has been done to evaluate and compare the utility of these apps.
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