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1. The New Cell Adhesion Molecule Lsectin Identify The Function Of Activated T Cells And Its Molecular Mechanism
2. Split With The Cancer Cell Identification Method Based On The Image Of Snake
3. Micro Image Overlapped Cell Recognition Based On Singular Value Decomposition
4. Applications Of Neural Network Technology In The Diagnosis Of Ovarian Tumors
5. Bone Marrow Cell Recognition Technology Based On Multi-classifier Fusion Research
6. A New Breast Cancer Cell Adhesion Molecule Function Of LSECtin
7. Research On The Method Of Urinary Sediment Image Recognition Based On Multiscale Computation
8. Structural And Immunological Study On Modified Antigens Presented By MHC Class I
9. Study Of Cervical Cell Recognition Based On Snake Segmentation And SVM
10. Research And Implementation Of Blood Cell Recognition And Classification
11. Construction And Application Of Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering Tags For Tumor Cell Diagnosis And Treatment
12. Construction And Biocompatibility Study Of Phospholipid/Specific Peptides Biomimetic Multifunctional Coating
13. Research And System Implementation Of Red Blood Cell Recognition Classification Based On BP Neural Network
14. Research And Application Of Automatic Analysis Of Calcium Imaging Data Based On Cell Recognition And Event Detection Algorithm
15. Investigation On Immunological Effects And Mechanism Of Activated Complement Induced By HAP-NPs And SiO2-NPs
16. Applications Of Aptamers In Cancer Cell Recognition,Marker Discovery And Gene Editing Regulation
17. The Characteristics Of The Immune Repertoire Of ?? T Cell TCR In The Peripheral Blood Of Pulmonary Tuberculosis Patients And The Molecular Mechanism Of ?? T Cell Recognition Of Polypeptide/protein Antigens
18. Selection Of Peptides By Phage Display For Cancer Cell Recognition
19. Research On Cervical Cancer Cell Recognition Technology Based On Cascaded Multi-classifier Fusion
20. Recognition Of Cervical Cancer Cells Based On Improved ResNet Network
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