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1.	Research On The Extraction, Purification And Antitumor Immune Activity Of C-phycocyanin From Spirulina Platensis (Arthraspira Platensis)
2.	The Purification Of C-phycocyanin And Subunits From Spirulina Platensis And Anti-cancer Study In Vitro
3.	Study Of The Interaction Between Quinolones And Bio-macromolecules
4.	Stadies On The Antitumor Activity Of The C-phycocyanin From Spirulina Platensis And It's Hydrolysates
5.	Molecular Mechanism Of Antineoplastic Of C-phycocyanin Combined With All-transretinoic
6.	The Preparation Of Novel Carboxymethyl Chitosan Nanoparticles Loading C-phycocyanin And Its Inhibitory Effect On The Growth Of Hela Cells
7.	The Construction Of A Novel C-PC/CMC-CD59sp Nanoparticles And Its Targeted Antitumor Study For HeLa Cells
8.	Transcriptome Analysis On Ovaries Derived From D-galactose Induced Aging Mice Followed By C-Phycocyanin Improvement
9.	Molecular Mechanism Of Anti-Breast Cancer Activity Of C-phycocyanin And Targeting Nano-Drug C-PC/CMC-CD59sp
10.	Mechanism Of C-phycocyanin Protects Against Low Fertility In Natural Aging Female Mice
11.	Study On The Mechanism Of Phycocyanin In Ovarian Function Rescue In Naturally Aged Mice By Using Rna-seq
12.	Study Of The Targeted Antitumor Activities Of C-PC/CMC-CD59sp Nanoparticles On Human Cervical Cancer Cell
13.	CPC/CMC-CD55sp Nanoparticles Inhibit Proliferation And Apoptosis Of Caski Cells In Vitro
14.	Role Of C-phycocyanin On Epithelial-mesenchymal Transformation Of Cervical Cancer Caski Cells Induced By TGF-β1
15.	Inhibitory Effects Of C-phycocyanin On Proliferation And Migration In Cervical Cancer HeLa Cells And Screening Of Its Interacting Proteins
16.	Studies On The Anti-tumor Activity And Mechanism Of The C-phycocyanin From Spirulina Platensis
17.	Protective Effect Of C-phycocyanin On Reproductive System Of Male Mice By Regulating RIPK1-RIPK3-MLKL Signal Pathway
18.	The Role And Mechanism Of Zinc-based Metal-organic Frameworks In Infectious Wound Healing And Breast Cancer Therapy
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