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1. Molecular Detection Of M. Tuberculosis Complex In Clinical Lung Tissue Samples
2. Quantum-dot-based Fluorescent Labeling For Detection Of Tumor-special Markers In Genitourinary Tissue Samples
3. Study On Tissue Samples Preservation Methods For RNA-virus Infectious Diseases Analysis
4. A Novel EGFR 19、21 Exon Mutation Level Detection Based On Fluorescence Polarization In Lung Cancer Tissue Samples
5. Epidemiological Survey And Analysis Of The Neurotropic Virus In Brain Tissue Samples From Rat-like Animals In Guangzhou,Xiamen And Shenzhen
6. Clinical Significance Of MiR-338-3p In Hepatocellular Carcinoma Tissue Samples And Effects On Hepatocarcinoma Cells
7. Differentially Expressed Gene Screening Of Urine And Kidney Tissue Samples From Rats’ Renal Fibrosis Model And Bioinformatics Analysis
8. Consistency Analysis Of RAS/BRAF Gene Mutation In Plasma CtDNA And Tumor Tissue Samples In Advanced Colorectal Cancer And Its Value In Predicting The Efficacy Of EGFR Monoclonal Antibody
9. Study On Clinical Features Associated With EGFR Gene Mutation In Lung Cancer Patients
10. The Biological Function And Mechanisms Of Long Noncoding RNA CASC9 In Non-small Cell Lung Cancer
11. Diagnostic Efficacy Of Different Pathological Methods Of Tissue Samples Obtained By EUS-FNA: A Prospective Study
12. Study On The Expression Of ASPH And CD109 In Breast Cancer Tissue Samples
13. Assessment of corticothalamocortical circuit strength using flavoprotein autofluorescence imaging
14. Identifying a Panel of Differentially Expressed MicroRNAs from Human Breast Tumor Tissue Samples
15. To Intvestigate The Role Of RBM10 In The Development Of Renal Carcinoma Using Human Tissue Samples And Mouse Uninephrectomy Model
16. The Role Of RBM10 In Hepatocellular Carcinoma Was Elucidated By Using Clinical Tissue Samples And CKO Mice
17. Study On The Difference Of Gene Detection In Different Tissue Samples From Patients With Brain (Leptomeningeal) Metastasis Of Lung Adenocarcinoma
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