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81.	Effects Of Palmitic Acid-rich Diet On Tumor Growth And Epithelial-mesenchymal Transition In Prostate Cancer Mice
82.	The Inhibitory Effect And Mechanism Of Apple Polyphenols On Prostate Cancer Cells
83.	The Effects And Its Mechanism Of Peanut Skin Procyanidins On Prostate Cancer Cells
84.	Study On Dasatinib Liposomes With Anti-tumor Effect In Prostate Cancer
85.	Anti-cancer Drugs Development Towards AR And NQO1 Protein Based On PROTACs Technology
86.	Research And Development Of Anti-prostate Cancer Drugs Based On ODM-201 Structure
87.	Study On The Secondary Metabolites And Bioactivities Of Mangrove Endophytic Fungi 10# And 25#
88.	Development And Application Of Optofluidic Chip Based On Surface-enhanced Raman Spectroscopy
89.	Synthesis And Studies Of NO Fluorescent Probe And AR Antagonist ODM-201 And Its Hydroximic Acid Analogues
90.	Construction Of Noval Antifouling Electrochemical Biosensors And Applications In Detection Of Biomarker
91.	Preparation Of Functionalized Graphite Nanosheets And Their Application In The Preparation Of Electrochemical Immunosensors
92.	A Precise Nano-drug Delivery System Adapted To "clinical Needs": Intelligent Design And Effect Evaluation
93.	Copper-based Nanomaterials For Prostate Cancer Therapy
94.	Research On The Application Of ZIF-8-based Integrated Multifunctional Nanoparticles For Prostate Cancer Diagnosis And Treatment
95.	Fabrication Of Polyoxometalated-Based Artificial Enzymes For Colorimetric Detection Of Sarcosine And Hydrogen Peroxide
96.	The Mechanism Research On Endosulfan Promoting The Migration And Invasion Of Prostate Cancer Cells Via KCNQ1OT1/miR-137-3p/PTP4A3 Axis
97.	A Study On Prostate Cancer Screening Based On SERS Detection Of Serum Proteins
98.	The Prostate Cancer Targeted Drug Delivery Systems
99.	Transition Metal Sulphides Based Near-infrared Photoelectrochemical Biosensors
100.	Preparation Of Cr/N Doped Jasmine Carbon By Mechanical Ball Milling And Fe-bridged GDY/MOFs Composites And Electrochemical Detection Of Human Disease Makers
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