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1.	Secondary Metabolites From Two Microorganisms Associated With Sea Cucumbers And Two Marine Invertebrates From The South China Sea
2.	Liver Melanization In Mice After Acetaminophen Exposure: Mechanism And A Fast Detection Model Of Toxicity In Invertebrates
3.	Study On The Chemical Constituents And Bioactivities Of Four Species Of Marine Invertebrates And Two Species Of Fungus Derived From Marine
4.	Chemical investigation of the Antarctic marine invertebrates Synoicum adareanum and Artemisina plumosa
5.	DNA methylation as an epigenetic information system in marine invertebrates
6.	Vitellogenin: A potential biomarker for xenobiotic exposure in a vertebrate (Chrysemys picta) and invertebrates (Elliptio complanata and Caenorhabditis elegans)
7.	Cytolytic effectors contributing to immunity in long-lived invertebrates
8.	Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormones and Their Receptors in the Marine Invertebrates: Aplysia californica and Branchiostoma floridae
9.	A comparison of carbonic anhydrase among invertebrates, with a focus on cephalopods
10.	Estradiol and endocrine disrupting compounds effects on echinoderm reproduction and development: Developmental sensitivities and defense mechanisms
11.	Comparative analysis of cell proliferation patterns in ciliated planktotrophic larvae of marine invertebrates
12.	The localization of bioactive secondary metabolites in sponges, ascidians and their associated symbionts
13.	Isolation, characterization and synthesis of novel phospholipid fatty acids from marine invertebrates
14.	Isolation, structure elucidation and high-throughput lead optimization studies of bioactive secondary metabolites from marine invertebrates
15.	Constituents of marine invertebrates: Chemical and pharmacological properties
16.	Novel secondary metabolites isolated from selected marine invertebrates
17.	Assessing the Exposures to and Impacts of Oil Constituents and Chemical Dispersants on Marine Invertebrates
18.	An Induced Disease Model Of Hyperproteinemia Based On Invertebrates And Its Pathological Impact
19.	Studies On Four Marine Invertebrates:Chemical Composition,Chemical Ecology And Bioactivities
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