Withdrawal - Globe Thesis

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1.	Gene Expression And Synaptic Interface Structure In Specific Brain Regions Of Morphine Dependent Rats And Related Influences Of Dizocilpine
2.	Studies On Changes In CREB Signal Pathway Of The Brain And Stress Hormone Levels Of Plasma In Ethanol Dependent Rats
3.	Study Of The Molecular Mechanism Underlying The Rebound Effects After Sodium Valproate Withdrawal At Cellular Level
4.	Mitochondrial Ceramidase Overexpression Up-regulates Bcl-2 Protein Level In K562 Cells, Probably Through Its Metabolic Product Sphingosine-1-phosphate
5.	Human Cytomegalovirus Can Infect Multiple Myeloma Cell And Inhibit Apoptotic Responses Induced By Growth Factor Withdrawal
6.	The Role Of Spinal Glial Cells And Pro-inflammatory Cytokines In Spared Nerve Injury (SNI) Model
7.	The Inhibitory Effect Of Melatonin On The Withdrawal Syndrome Of Morphine Dependent Rats And Related Molecular Mechanism
8.	The Study On The Mechanism Of Neurosteroids Modulated By Morphine In The Rat Brain
9.	The Study On The Mechanism Of Neurosteroids Modulated By Ethanol In The Rat Brain
10.	Changes Of Neurosteroids In Brain Regions Of Morphine Dependent, Withdrawal And Relapsed Male Rats
11.	Effect Of Morphine On Purine Nucleotide Catabolism
12.	The Effect And Mechanism Of Acupuncture Against Chronic Visceral Hyperalgesia
13.	The Efficacy And Safety Of Cyclosporine A After Renal Transplantation: A Systematic Review
14.	Study Of The Rhythm Of Proto-oncogene C-fos
15.	Study On Expression Alternation Of Glutamate Receptor Channels And Associated Synaptic Proteins Regulated By Hippocampal Plasticity
16.	The Roles Of Spinal ERK Signaling Pathway In Morphine Dependence And Withdrawal
17.	Structure-Activity Studies On Different Modifications Of Nociceptin/Orphanin FQ And NOP Antagonist
18.	Study Of Neurosteroids Involved In The Development Of Morphine Addiction And Its Related Neurobiochemical Mechanisms
19.	The Inhibitory Effect Of CCK Receptor Antagonist In Hippocampal Neurons Of Morphine Withdrawal Rats And Related Signaling Mechanisms
20.	The Neurobiological Mechanisms Of Morphine Dependence Mediated By Muscarinic Acetylcholine Receptors In Rat Spinal Cord
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