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 > IBBME > Faculty > Core Professors > W. Chan
  • J. Andrysek
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  • E. Biddiss
  • W. Chan
  • T. Chau
  • J.E. Davies
  • A.C. Easty
  • M. Eizenman
  • R. Fernandez-Gonzalez
  • G.R. Fernie
  • M.D. Grynpas
  • R.A. Kandel
  • D. Kilkenny
  • O. Levi
  • A. Mihailidis
  • M.K. Nagai
  • M.R. Popovic
  • M. Radisic
  • J. Rocheleau
  • J.P. Santerre
  • M.V. Sefton
  • M.S. Shoichet
  • C. Simmons
  • E.D. Sone
  • D.A. Steinman
  • P. Trbovich
  • K. Truong
  • A. Wheeler
  • W. Wong
  • C.M. Yip
  • P. Yoo
  • L. You
  • P. Zandstra

W. Chan

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Associate Professor

  • Institute of Biomaterials and Biomedical Engineering
  • Canada Research Chair of BioNanotechnology

Contact Information

University of Toronto
160 College St.
4th Floor
Toronto, ON, M5S 3E1

Office: 416-946-8416
Lab: 416-946-0015
Fax: 416-978-4317
Email: warren.chan@utoronto.ca
Website: http://inbs.med.utoronto.ca

Research Interests

The Chan research group is currently interested in studying and understanding  the proteomic and genomic changes associated with abnormal cells (e.g., cancer cells or virally-infected cells) and tissues. We aim to elucidate the cell's molecular dynamics by using recent developments in nanotechnology (e.g., inorganic nanostructures), microtechnology (e.g., micro-electromechanical systems and capillary flow systems), and molecular engineering (e.g., phage-display) as well as engineering new instrumentation and techniques to address biological questions. A fundamental understanding of molecular processes with technology developments should lead to the design of novel diagnostic schemes and therapeutic strategies.

Recent Publications

J. F. Lovell, C. Jin, E. Huynh, H. Jin, C. Kim, J. L. Rubinstein, W. C. W. Chan, W. Cao, L. V. Wang, G. Zheng,”Pophysome Nanovesicles Generated by Porphyrin Bilayers,” Nature Materials, accepted

L. Y. Chou, W. C. W. Chan, “A Strategy to Coat Nanoparticles with Polymers for Mitigating Cytotoxicity and Size-Tuning,” Nanomedicine, accepted, JIF = 6.0.
S. Giri, D. Li, W. C. W. Chan,”Engineering Multifunctional Magneto-Quantum Dot Barcodes by Flow Focusing,” Chem. Comm., accepted

S. Giri, E. A. Sykes, T. L. Jennings, W. C. Chan,”Rapid Screening of Genetic Biomarkers of Infectious Agents Using Quantum Dot Barcodes,” ACS Nano, accepted

Y. L. Gao, W. L. Stanford, W. C. W. Chan,”Quantum Dot Encoded Microbeads for Multiplexed Genetic Detection of Non- amplified DNA Samples,” Small, 2011, 7, 137.

T. S. Hauck, R. Anderson, H. C. Fischer, S. Newbigging, W. C. W. Chan, “In vivo Toxicity of Quantum Dots,” Small, 2010, 62, 438.

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