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Analysis Of Differentially Expressed Genes From Sulfobacillus Sp.TPY In Response To Copper Ions And Mercy Ions
2.
DNA Biosensors For Point Mutation Identification And A Novel Sensing Interface Fabrication
3.
Preparation Of Monoclonal Antibodies And Establishment Of ELISA For Detection Of Heavy Metal Copper Ions In Animal Food
4.
Dna Biosensors For Point Mutation Identification And A Novel Sensing Interface Fabrication
5.
High-z Elements Of Lithium 2p <sub> 3/2 </ Sub>-2s <sub> 1/2 </ Sub> Transition And Highly Charged Copper Ions Dielectronic Recombination Process Of Experimental Research
6.
Study On Seed Germination And Seedling Growth Of Five Kinds Xerophytes Under Ni
2+
And Cu
2+
Stress
7.
Study On The Nucleic Acid Biosensors Based On Rolling Circle Amplification Of DNAzyme And Metal Nanoclusters
8.
Study On The Electrochemical Analysis Characteristics Of DNA-modified Electrodes
9.
Construction Of Label-free Rare-earth Upconversion Nanoparticle-based Probes And Their Applications In Bioanalysis
10.
The Growth And Development Responses Of Arabidopsis To Different Concentrations Of Copper Ions
11.
Applications And Researches Of New Carbon Nitride Fluorescent Materials In Chemical Sensors And Bioimaging
12.
Isolation And Identification Of Marine Copper-resistant Bacteria And Studies On The Removal Of Cu
2+
And The Mechanism Of Copper Resistance By Microbium YLB-01
13.
Research On The Sensing Characteristics Of Dopamine And Copper Ions Based On Optofluidic Laser
14.
Design And Synthesis Of Fluorescent Probes For Amino Acids And Carbon Monoxide And Their Cell Imaging Studies
15.
Preparation Of Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy Probes And Study On In Situ Monitoring Of Cell Membrane Permeability And Extracellular PH
16.
Effects Of Copper Sulfate On The Growth Of Stem Cell In Mouse Intestinal Organoids
17.
The Interaction Between Quercetin And Plasma Protein And Effect Of Complex Formation On Biological Activity Of Quercetin
18.
Pigment Dispersal Factor Signaling Regulates Threat-Reward Decision-Making In Caenorhabditis Elegans
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