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1.	Mechanism Of LncRNA EVADR On Cell Proliferation And EMT Occurrence In Colorectal Cancer Promoted By F.nucleatum
2.	The Impact Of Colorectal Neoplasm Resection On Gut Microbiota
3.	Mechanism Of Persistent Infection And Promotion Of Tumor Progression Of Fusobacterium Nucleatum Mediated By MiR-31
4.	Effects And Mechanism Of Fusobacterium Nucleatum On The Biological Properties In Human Gingiva-derived Cells And The Screening Of Antimicrobial Agents
5.	Study Of MTAN To Inhibit The Pathogenic Bacteria And Biofilm Of Peri-implantitis In Vitro
6.	Mechanism Of Fusobacterium Nucleatum Activating ERS Pathway In The Development Of Crohn’s Disease
7.	Oral Microbiota Impacts The Efficacy And Prognosis Of Radiotherapy For Colorectal Cancer
8.	Mechanisms Of Fusobacterium Nucleatum Participating To The Chemoresistance And Metabolic Reprogramming Of Colorectal Cancer
9.	Phenotypic Characteristics Of Gastric Cancer With Different Fusobacterium Sp. Infection Status And The Association Between Fusobacterium Nucleatum Infection And Risk/Prognosis/Proliferation/Metabolic Phenotype Combined With Effect And Mechanisms
10.	Study Of Association Between Intestinal Microbiota And Tumor Microenvironment In DMMR/pMMR Colorectal Cancer
11.	Fusobacterium Nucleatum Regulates MDH2 Malonylation To Promote The Proliferation Of Colorectal Cancer And The Mechanism Of Baicalein Intervention
12.	F.nucleatum Facilitates Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma Progression Via GLUT1-Driven Lactate Production
13.	Biological Effects And Mechanisms Of F.nucleatum On Periodontal Ligament Stem Cells In The Early Stage Of Infection
14.	In Vitro Studies Of The Antibacterial And Anti-inflammatory Effects Of Autogenous Oxygen Composite Hydrogels
15.	Protease-Loaded CuS Nanoparticles With Synergistic Photothermal/Dynamic Therapy Against F. Nucleatum-Induced Periodontitis
16.	Comparative Genomic Analysis Of Fusobacterium Nucleatum
17.	Fusobacterium Nucleatum Stimulates The Progression Of Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma Through The Up-regulation Of CCL20
18.	The Role And Mechanism Of Fusobacterium Nucleatum In The Development Of Colorectal Cancer
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