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1.	Interaction Between Hepatic Graft Injury And Gut Microbiota
2.	Metabonomic Research Of Humanized Depressed Mice
3.	The Neuroprotection Of Pre-treatment With Atorvastatin In PMCAO Model Rat And Possible Mechanism
4.	The Clinical Association And Underlying Mechanisms Researches Of Neurotransmitters In Major Depression
5.	Studies On Improving The Oxidative Stress And Barrier Function Of Microbiota-gut-brain Axis In Autism Mice Model
6.	The Study Of Gut Microbiota-targeted Dietary Intervention Of Pediatric Genetic Obsesity And Related Metabolic Disorders
7.	Antidepressant-like Effects And The Substances Of Cistanche Tubulosa Stems Based On The "Gut-Brain" Axis And Gastrointestinal Metabolism Analysis
8.	Identifying Oral And Gut Microbiota In Gastric Cancer Before And After Chemotherapy:Clinical Study And Animal Experiment
9.	Correlation Of Gut Microbiome Between ASD Children And Mothers And Potential Biomarkers For Risk Assessment
10.	Effect And Mechanism Of Electroacupuncture Combined With Diet Restriction On Microbiota-Gut-Brain-Axis Of Obese Rats With Insulin Resistance
11.	Oral And Gut Microbiota In A Chinese Pancreatic Cancer Cohort:A Microbiome Research
12.	Gut Microbiota Metabolites Fight Against Irradiation-associated Toxicity
13.	The Effects Of Mussel Polysaccharide α-D-Glucan(MP-A) On Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease Based On Gut Microbiota And Related Gut-liver Axis Signaling Pathways
14.	Study On The Correlation Between Intestinal Barrier Function And Neurological Deficit And Short-term Prognosis In Patients With Ischemic Stroke
15.	Analysis And Metagenome Sequencing Of Gut Microbiota In APP/PS1 Mouse Model Of Alzheimer’s Disease
16.	To Investigate The Mechanism Of Cognitive Impairment In Preterm Rats From The Perspective Of Gut Microbiota-gut Brain Axis
17.	The Intestinal Microbiome And Its Relationship On Brain Injury In Premature Infants In Preterm Very Low Birth Weight Infants
18.	Gut Microbiota Changes In Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder
19.	Molecular dialogues between the gut and its resident microbiota affect the development of the zebrafish intestine
20.	Gut Microbiota Promote Hematopoiesis to Control Bacterial Infection
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