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1.	Detection And Significance Of MUC1 In Breast Tissues And Antibodies Against MUC1 VNTR Core Peptides In Sera Of Patients With Benign And Malignant Breast Tumors
2.	Promoter Region Methylation Of BRCA1 Gene In Sporadic Breast Cancers And Hyperplastic Breast Tissues
3.	Preparation Of Rabbit Anti-Syk Antibody And Primary Study Of The Expression Of Syk Protein And SyK Gene In Human Breast Tissues
4.	Change Of Expression Of Estrogen Receptor Isoforms In Different Breast Tissues And Their Significance
5.	Study On Human Breast Tissues Injected With Medical Hydrophilic Polyacrylamide Gel
6.	Recognition Method Of Breast Tissues Based On BP Network Using Bio-impedance Information
7.	Steroid Sulfatase Expression In Cancerous, And In Normal, Human Breast Tissues And Its Role In The Pathogenesis And Development Of Breast Carcinoma
8.	Expression Of SSEA-3 And SSEA-4 In Breast Cancer
9.	Antenna Design For Microwaves Early Breast Cancer Imaging Using Time Reversal
10.	Normal Breast Tissues And Expressions Of Nuclear Estrogen Receptors Î± And Î² In Fibroadenoma
11.	The Expression And Significance Of Wnt5a And Twist In Benign And Malignant Breast Tissues
12.	Research Of Optical Properties Of Different Kinds Of Breast Tissues
13.	The Study Of The Expression Of CEACAM1 In Breast Tissues And Its Roles In Breast Cancer Progression
14.	Relationship Of Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Expression With Clinical Symptoms And Metastasis Of Invasive Breast Cancer
15.	Expression And Clinical Significance Of CircFOX、circGSE And CircLPAR1 In Breast Cancer And Adjacent Breast Tissues
16.	Multiphysics models of fluid and solute transport in the microvasculature of normal and malignant breast tissues with application to the detection and treatment of breast cancer
17.	Characterization of UDP-glucuronosyltransferases in normal and malignant human breast tissues
18.	Characterization of fatty acid profile in breast tissues from Manitoba breast cancer patients
19.	Microwave imaging of breast tissues
20.	The Differential Expression Of SEPT9 Gene Between Homo Invasive Breast Carcinoma Tissues And Normal Breast Tissues And The Clinical Significance
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