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The Separation And Purification Of Anti-Bacterial Peptide From The Skin Of Chinese Forest Frogs And The Studies Of Its Partial
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HPLC Purification Of Antimicrobial Peptides From Northeast Forest Frogs And The Study Of Anti-Influenza Virus Effect In Vitro
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Studies On The Os Nasocavorum Of Order Anura And Anatomy And Comparison Of The Skeletal System Of Three Kinds Of Frogs
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Genetic Structure Of Giant Spiny Frogs Inferred From Mitochondrial DNA Markers
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Gene Cloning And Prokaryotic Expression Of The Serine Protease Inhibitor RCSPI2 From The Skin Of Chinese Brown Frogs, Rana Chensinensis
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Fusion Expression Of Six Temporin-1CEa Genes From The Skin Of Chinese Brown Frogs, Rana Chensinensis Repeat In Tandem
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The Mechanisms And Regulation Of Vocal Behavior In Male African Clawed Frogs, Xenopus Laevis
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Geographic Variation In Body Size And Age Structure Of Two Frogs
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Hybridization And Introgression Between Three Congeneric Chinese Pelophylid Frogs
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Cryptic Diversity Of Giant Spiny Frogs Inferred From Mitochondrial DNA Markers
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Effect Of Intensive Noise On Auditory Response Of Concave-eared Frogs
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Species Delimitation And Phylogeography Study Of Tree Frogs In The Hyla Chinensis-group
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Based On Bone Age Analysis, The Age Structure Of The Population Of Qinling Rain Frogs And Their Populations Were Compared
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Structure And Function Of Peptides Obtained From Odorous Frogs
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Phylogeography Of Asian Torrent Frogs
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Comparative Skin Histology Of Frogs Reveals High-elevation Adaptation Of The Tibetan Nanorana Parkeri
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Studies On The Comparative Molecular Phylogeography Of Two Frogs In Zhoushan Archipelago
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Adaptation Of Gut Microbes To Seasonal Changes Of Diet In Farmland Frogs(Fejervarya Multistriata)
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Comparison Of The Larval Intestinal Microbial Populations Of Three Different Frogs And The Effect Of Heavy Metals On The Changes Of Their Flora
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Evolution and immune functions of nonclassical MHC class Ib genes in the clawed frogs Xenopus laevis and Silurana tropicalis
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