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1.	Study On The Relationship Between Human Body Composition And Multiple Metabolic Diseases
2.	Study On The Relationship Between Liver Fat Content And Metabolic Diseases In Elderly Patients In Changfeng Community
3.	Primary Hyperuricemia Correlated Genic And Environment Factors And Relationship With Metabolic Diseases
4.	Chronic Creatine Kinase Is Elevated In Children With Clinical Analysis-cum-juvenile Onset Of The Clinical And Genetic Analysis Of Late-onset Pompe Disease
5.	Quantitative Detection Of Amino Acids And Carnitine In Human Blood And Quality Control Of Peptide Drugs
6.	Study On The Improvement Of Chronic Metabolic Diseases By Relicancing And Synergy
7.	Retrospective Analysis Of Metabolic Diseases Related To Erythrodermic Psoriasis
8.	Detection And Clinical Implication Of Thyroid Function In Patients With Metabolic Diseases
9.	The Effect Of Preeclampsia On Fetal HPA Axis And Its Mechanisms
10.	Investigation Of Seniors’ Metabolic Disorders And Cognitive Function In Jicounty Of Tianjin
11.	Effects Of Chronic Postnatal Overnutrition-induced Maternal Obesity In Offspring
12.	A Study On The Correlation Between Neck Circumference And Metabolic Diseases
13.	The Literature Study Of TCM Practices In The Treatment Of Metabolic Diseases
14.	Discovery Of Active Small Molecules Against Metabolic Diseases And Related Mechanism Research
15.	Genetic Association Study With Metabolic Diseases And Peripheral Artery Occlusive Disease In Elderly
16.	Study Of The Prevalence Of Chronic Metabolic Disease Of Public Officials Group In A District Area Of Chongqing
17.	Significance Of Fetal Preadipocyte Factor-1in Preeclampsia
18.	The Studies About The Role Of Metabolic Endotoxemia In Fructose Induced NAFLD Metabolic Diseases
19.	Shift Work And Its Effect On Sleeping Quality And Metabolic Diseases In Retired Workers
20.	The Structure Of Sulfated Polysaccharides From Sea Cucumbers And Their Mechanism On Regulating Metabolic Diseases Caused By Overnutrition
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