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161.	Study On The Synthesis Of Novel Aromatic Boronic Acid Sensors And Fordiscimination Of Monosaccharides
162.	Curative Effect And Mechanism Probe On ShengQiZhuangYang Decoction In The Treatment Of Primary Childhood Enuresis
163.	Designation Of Stem-loop Structured Probes And Detection In Pathogenic Bacteria
164.	Detection Of Hyperdiploid Malignant Cells In Breas Cancer With A-satellite DNA Probe Of Chromosome 8 And Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization
165.	Experimental Study On Magnetic Probe Labeled Breast Cancer Stem Cells
166.	Visible Study Of Distribution Of Inorganic Mercury And Its Complex In Brain And Spinal Cord
167.	A Novel Fluorescent Quantitative PCR Detecting Method Of Ureaplasma Urealyticum Using Duplex Scorpion Probe
168.	Marburg Ⅰ Polymorphism Of Factor Ⅶ-Activating Protease And Carotid Stenosis
169.	Research Of Clostridium Perfringens Piezoelectric Biosensor Gene-chip Detection System
170.	Investigation On The Design Of High Specific Molecular Beacon Probe And Applying The Fluorescence Chip On Bacillus Tuberculosis
171.	The Development Of Rapid Detection System Of Common Foodbone Pathogenic Bacteria
172.	Experimental Study Of C-erbB-2 Anti-sense Probe On Ovarian Carcinoma Cell Line SKOV3
173.	The Probe Into The New Rural Cooperative Medical System In Yongning Of Pukou Nanjing
174.	Probe In Forensic Identification Using Digital X-Ray Films Of Frontal Sinus
175.	Initial Probe Of Influential Factors Of Bone Biochemical Markers In Infants
176.	Numerical Study Of Thermally Targeted Liposomal Drug Delivery In Tumor
177.	Broad-Spectrum Detection And Identification Of Foodborne Pathogens With Multicolor Real-time PCR
178.	Performance Evaluation Of Home-made Microdialysis Probe And Its Application To Pharmacokinetics Research Of TCM
179.	Study Of The Probe Effect Of LRP16 Gene In Endometriosis
180.	The Application And Study Of The Interaction Mechanism Between Biomacromolecule And Pharmaceutical Molecules By Fluorescent Probe
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