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181.	New Artificial Electromagnetic Medium Of Transmission And Coupling Mechanism
182.	First Principles Study Of The Nanosystems Electronic States And Charge / Spin Transport Properties
183.	Structures And Vibrational Spectra Of Hydrated Clusters Containting Noble Metal
184.	Statistical Modeling And Theoretical Analysis Of Biology-Related Systems
185.	Enrichment Regularity And Speciation Of Heavy Metals In Lead-Zinc Mining Area
186.	Function Analysis Of Arabidopsis Capping Protein (Atcp)Î±andÎ²subunits In Vivo Under Heat Shock Stress
187.	Identification Of Elda-MHC Class â… , Class â…¡Genes And Assessment Of Adaptive Evolution Potential For The Pere David's Deer
188.	Analysis And Prediction Of Rna-binding Residues In Protein Molecules
189.	Quantum Transport For Graphene-Based Nanostructures And Its Manipulation
190.	The Study Of Interactions Between Protein, Polyethyleneimine And DNA Using AFM-based Single Molecule Force Spectroscopy
191.	Identification And Characterization Of Low Temperature Induced Proteins In Chorispora Bungeana
192.	Studies On Predicted Methods For Protein-Protein Binding Site And Complex Configuration
193.	Binding Equilibrium Study Between Co(â…¡), La(â…¢) And HSA Or BSA
194.	The Study Of Binding Equilibrium And Subsequent Effect Between Co(â…¡),Fe(â…¡),Phosphotungstic Acid And HSA Or BSA
195.	Construction Of The MMA-E Gene Encoding Mutant Of Hybrid Antibacterial Peptide And Expression In E.coli
196.	Study On The Expression Of Recombinant Receptor Binding Subunit Gene Of The Extoxin A Of P.aeruginosa In E.coli And Its Immunogenecity
197.	Sub-clining And Expression Of The Mae Gene Of The Hybrid Antibacterial Peptide MAE And Studies On Its Antibacterial And Anticancer Activities
198.	Screening;Cloning And Characteration Of The CDNA Fragment Of Metal Response Element Binding Protein From Wheat
199.	Applicaions Of Mean-field Plus Nearest-orbit Pairing Interaction Model To Well-deformed Nuclei
200.	Computer Simulation Of The Interaction And Recognition Of Protein Dimers
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