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1.	The Comparative Research On SOL Morphology And Fiber Type In Daurian Ground Squirrels (Citellus Dauricus) And Rats Under Muscle Disused Condition
2.	The Comparative Research On The Effects Of Tail Suspension And Hibernation On The Skeletal Muscle In Daurian Ground Squirrel (Citellus Dauricus)
3.	Differentially Expressed Genes Analysis Of White Adipose Tissue During Fattening And Hibernation In Daurian Ground Squirrel(Spermophilus Dauricus)
4.	The Impact Of Ambient Temperature On Energy Consumption And The Stage Expression Of Gene Combined By Fatty Acid During Hibernation In Daurian Ground Squirrel
5.	Proteomic Analysis Of Skeletal Muscle Plasticity In Hibernating Ground Squirrels
6.	The Effect Of MiRNAs And The High-fat Diet On Glucolipid Metabolism Of Daurian Ground Squirrel
7.	Comparative Study On Oxidative Stress Level And Antioxidant Defense Mechanism In Different Tissues Of Daurian Ground Squirrel (spermophilus Dauricus) During Different Hibernation Periods
8.	Effect Of ER Stress Mediated PERK Signaling Pathway In Skeletal Muscle Of Daurian Ground Squirrel (Spermophilus Dauricus) During Different Hibernation Periods
9.	Changes Of Mitochondrial Calcium Concentration In Skeletal Muscle Of Daurian Ground Squirrel(Spermophilus Dauricus)during Hibernation And Its Regulation Mechanism
10.	The Indicators Associated With Obesity Of Daurian Ground Squirrel(Spermophilus Dauricus) In Annual Cycle Are Reversible
11.	Seasonal Expressions Of The Reproductive Hormones’ Receptors In The Uterus Of The Wild Daurian Ground Squirrel(Spermophilus Dauricus)
12.	Morphology And Regulatory Mechanisms Of Neuromuscular Junctions In Skeletal Muscles Of Hibernating Daurian Ground Squirrel
13.	Identification And Pathway Analysis Of Differentially Expressed Genes In The Fast And Slow Muscle Of Hibernating Daurian Ground Squirrel(Spermophilus Dauricus)
14.	Seasonal Responses Of Gastrointestinal Tract Phenotypes And Functional Regulating Factors In Spermophilus Dauricus
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