kuan rong chan - Infectious Diseases

Author Information

Kuan Rong Chan is a prominent researcher affiliated with the Emerging Infectious Diseases Program at Duke-NUS Medical School in Singapore. With a focus on infectious diseases, Kuan Rong Chan has contributed significantly to understanding viral infections and their implications on human health. His research is especially relevant in the context of contemporary viral challenges, such as COVID-19 and flavivirus infections.

Research Contributions

Kuan Rong Chan has made substantial contributions to the field of infectious diseases, with an emphasis on the cellular and metabolic responses to viral infections. His recent work includes developing protocols for assessing cellular bioenergetics in flavivirus-infected cells and exploring the metabolic dysregulation associated with Zika virus infection and its impact on fetal development. Additionally, Chan has extensively studied the immune response mechanisms in COVID-19, including the role of mast cell activation and inflammasomes in disease severity. His research also extends to developing tools for correcting gene name errors and analyzing genetic variations in virus strains.

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Total Citation Count 980
h-index 19
Total Paper Count 54

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