Morphological development - Globe Thesis

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1.	A-factor Depended Protein, AdpA, A Regulator Involved In Morphological Differentiation And Secondary Metabolism In Streptomyces
2.	Effect Of Ecological Impact And Morphological Development In Enteromorpha Prolifera (Chlorophyta)
3.	Study On Mechanism Of Degradation In Lignin-cellulose And Morphological Development Of White-rot Fungi
4.	Molecular Cloning And Character Description Of The Global Regulate Gene Pci-veA In Penicillium Citrinum
5.	Effects Of DEHP On The Morphological Development Of Dendrite And Synapse Of Hippocampal Neuron In Rat
6.	Haizhou Bay Linhong Estuary Silt Into The Correlation With The Morphological Development Of The Curved Coast
7.	The Mutant Screen And Gene Cloning Of ROP6 Signal-Regulating Cell Morphological Development In Arabidopsis Thaliana
8.	The Morphological Development Of The Petal Diversity Of Ranunculaceae Plants
9.	Study On The Diversity Of The Ulva Prolifera Epiphytic Bacteria In Green Tide And The Effect Of Important Co-bacteria On The Morphological Development
10.	Preliminary Study On The Function Of Callose Synthase 6 In Physcomitrella Patens
11.	The Study On SCO3008 As A Novel Regulatory Protein In Streptomyces Coelicolor
12.	Identification And Drug Sensitive Test Of Trichosporon Spp. Isolated From Giant Pandas
13.	The Response Regulator AflSkn7 Contributes To Morphological Development,Stress Response,and Pathogenicity In The Fungus Aspergillus Flavus
14.	The Study On SCO5351 As A Novel Regulatory Protein In Streptomyces Coelicolor
15.	Study On The Morphological Structure And Development Of Pistils And Ovules Of Four Genera In Menispermaceae
16.	Morphological development of the axial skeletons of Esox lucius and Esox masquinongy (Euteleostei: Esociforms), with comparisons in developmental and mineralization rates
17.	Anthropogenic Effects On The Hydro-morphological Development Of Turbid Estuaries
18.	Phylogenomics And Comparative Phylogeny Analysis In The Genus Streptomyces
19.	Morphological Development And Diversity Of Stamens Of Five Species Of Clematis In The Ranunculaceae Family
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