Non-human Primate - Globe Thesis

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1.	Study On The Immunopathogenesis And Immunotherapy Of Mycobacterial Infection In Non-Human Primate Models
2.	Establishment Of Non-human Primate Acute Liver Failure Model
3.	Preliminary Studies Of HIV-1 Susceptible Non-human Primate Models
4.	Construction Of A New Social Isolation-associated Depression Model Of Macaca Fascicularis And Metabonomic Analysis Of Serum And Cerebrospinal Fluid
5.	Coupling Neural Network And Monkey Models Of Parkinson’s Disease For Exploring Underlying Mechanism
6.	Investigation Of The Effect And Mechanism Of Campath-1H On Lymphodepletion And Reconstitution In A Non-human Primate Model
7.	Construction And Validation Of Natural Occuring Depression Non-Human Primate Mondle In Free Enclosure
8.	The Histopathological Change And Microbial Translocation From The Gastrointestinal Tract In SIVmac239 Infected Chinese Rhesus Macaques
9.	Preclinical Study Of Standardized Activated Schwann Cells In Repairing Of Spinal Cord Injury
10.	A Study Exploring Neural Signal Analyzing And Limb Control Mechanism Towards Brain Machine Interface
11.	Epigallocatechin-3-gallate Prevents Simian/Human Immunodeficiency Virus Sexual Transmission
12.	Study On The Effect Of Immune Intervention And Molecular Mechanism Of Blockade B7/CD28 On Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Model In The Nonhuman Primate Cynomolgus Monkey
13.	Electromagnetic Technology In 7T MR Brain Imaging
14.	Evaluation Of Recombinant Subunit ZIKV Vaccines In Non-human Primates And Investigation Of Mechanism Of Protective Immunity
15.	Non-human Primate Brain Network Connection Atlas Based On Diffusion Tensor
16.	Therapeutic Effect Of Low-intensity Focused Ultrasound On Non-human Primate Epilepsy Model
17.	Collecting And Decoding The Cortical Neuronal Spike Signal Related To Stand-standing-Sit In Monkeys
18.	Occlusion Of The Middle Cerebral Artery M1 Segment In Cynomolgus Monkey Model:Methods And Evaluation
19.	Hippocampal and retrosplenial cortex contributions to learning, memory, and executive function in the non-human primate
20.	Neuroendocrine regulation of appetite in the female non-human primate: Effects of menstrual cycle phase and ovarian steroids
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