Brian Y. Y. Wong, Ph.D.

Pacific Union College

Brian Wong

Education:
    PhD in Biology from Loma Linda University
    MA in Administration and Leadership from Loma Linda University
    MA in Biology from Loma Linda University
    BA in Religion from Loma Linda University
    BA in Education, Religion, Biology from Hong Kong Adventist College
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Teaching experience:
Sam Yuk Middle School, Hong Kong
    Hong Kong Adventist College
    University of the West Indies
    Caribbean Union College

Recent Lectures:

BIOL 377/SCNC 377;

Lecture #3 – History of Science, Darwin & Evolution

Lecture #9 – Cosmology

Lecture #10 – Origins of Life [abiogenesis]

Lecture #12 -- Microevolution

Lecture #13 -- Speciation

Lecture #14 -- Macroevolution

Lecture #15 – Megaevolution and Informed Intervention

Lecture #16 – Human Origins and Evolution

Lecture #17 – Sociobiology and Evolution

Universality of the Genesis Flood

Lecture #18 – Geological Processes & Geological Column

Lecture #19 – Fossil Records and Extinction

Lecture #20 – Geological Column: Evidences and Conclusions

Recent Presentations (as PowerPoint documents):

• Chinese Medicinal Herb Scutellaria barbata Modulates Apoptosis in TRAMP-C1 Cell Line And Tumor Development in TRAMP Mice (poster presented at AACR meeting in Phoenix, AZ. 2003)
• Effects of the Chinese Medicinal Herb Scutellaria barbata on Cyclooxygenase-2 and Inducible Nitric Oxide Synthase Expression on LPS-Induced RAW 264.7 Cells (poster presented at AACR meeting in Washington, DC. 2003)
• Apoptosis on TRAMP-C1 Mouse Prostate Cancer Cell Line & LNCaP Human Prostate Cancer Cell Line by Chinese Medicinal Herb, Scutellaria barbata (poster presented at NAS meeting in Lincoln, NE. 2003)
• Silybum marianum Induces Apoptosis in Mouse (TRAMP-C1) and Human (LNCaP) Cancer Cells (poster presented at NAS meeting in Lincoln, NE. 2003)
• Comparison of Water Mutagenicity and Coliform Counts of Wagon Train Lake and Holmes Lake of Lancaster County, Nebraska (poster presented at ASM meeting in Washington, DC. 2003)

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You can contact Dr. Wong via e-mail at bwong@puc.edu