Tam Pancy O S

Lu Shi Yao, Rong Shi Song, Wu Zhenggen, Huang Chukai, Matsushita Kenji, Ng Tsz Kin et al.

This study found a genetic marker (rs4236601) at the CAV1-CAV2 locus linked to normal-tension glaucoma in Chinese, but not Japanese, suggesting ethnic differences in disease risk.

Tang Fang Yao, Ma Li, Tam Pancy O S, Pang Chi Pui, Tham Clement C, Chen Li Jia

This study found two ABCC5 gene variants weakly associated with primary angle-closure glaucoma in Chinese, but no single variant fully explained the genetic link, suggesting more research is needed to identify clinical biomarkers.

Fan Bao Jian, Liu Ke, Wang Dan Yi, Tham Clement C Y, Tam Pancy O S, Lam Dennis S C et al.

This study found specific TNF and TP53 gene variants are associated with high-tension and normal-tension glaucoma respectively, suggesting genetic risk factors for POAG in Chinese populations.

Wang Dan Yi, Fan Bao Jian, Chua John K H, Tam Pancy O S, Leung Christopher K S, Lam Dennis S C et al.

This study mapped a novel genetic locus for juvenile-onset primary open-angle glaucoma (JOAG) to chromosome 15q22-q24, offering a new target for understanding JOAG's genetic basis.

Fan Bao-Jian, Leung Yuk-Fai, Pang Chi-Pui, Fan Dorothy S P, Wang Dan-Yi, Tong Wing-Chiu et al.

This study found myocilin gene promoter polymorphisms in Chinese patients are unrelated to primary open-angle glaucoma risk or severity, meaning they aren't useful diagnostic markers.

Leung Yuk Fai, Fan Bao Jian, Lam Dennis S C, Lee Wing Shan, Tam Pancy O S, Chua John K H et al.

This study found varied OPTN gene mutations in Chinese POAG patients, highlighting a novel mutation pattern and specific genetic associations that may contribute to glaucoma pathogenesis.