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1.	Anhydride-modified Ovalbumin As A Potential Microbicide For Preventing Sexual Transmission Of HIV
2.	Theaflavin Derivatives As A Microbicide Candidate For Preventing Sexual Transmission Of HIV
3.	In Vitro Anti-HIV Activity And Safety Evaluation Of Five Microbicide Candidates
4.	1,Effect Of A Kind Of Drug-containing Serum And Five Kinds Of Traditional Herbal Mixtures In Anti-HIV Activity2,Effect Of Cu-Asp On Inhibition Of Growth And Induction Of Apoptosis In HCT-116 Human Colon Adenocarcinoma Cells
5.	In Vitro Evaluation Of Anti-HIV-1 Activity For Three Types Of Microbicide Candidates And Recipe San Huang San
6.	In Vitro Anti-HIV And -other STD Pathogen Activities Of Several Plant Polysaccharides And Lanthanides
7.	Study On Rapid Test Method Of Quaternary Ammonium Disinfectant And Its Microbicide Gel
8.	The Study Of Nifeviroc As Vaginal Microbicide Candidate
9.	Factors Associated With Willingness To Participate In Microbicide Clinical Trials Among Female Sex Workers
10.	The Influence Factors And Inhibitors Of The Formation Of SEVI Amyloid Fiber
11.	Research On Influence Factors Of Willing To Participate In Microbicide Clinical Tricals Based On Factor Analysis Dimension Reduction
12.	The Formulation Research Of A Novel Microbicide
13.	Lignosulfonic Acid Sodium Salt As A Potential Microbicide For Preventing Sexual Transmission Of HIV
14.	Pre-clinical Research Of Nifeviroc And F18 Microemulsion Complex As Microbicide
15.	Studies On Suramin As A Multi-functional Microbicide To Prevent HIV-1 Sexual Transmission
16.	Study On Some Basic Pharmacodynamics And Carcinogenicity Of Red Kidney Bean Lectin
17.	The Activity And Mechanistic Investigation Of Salvianolic Acid B On Human Papillomavirus Infection
18.	Transport phenomena in anti-HIV microbicide delivery vehicles
19.	Biopharmaceutical microbicides for topical HIV prevention: Pre-clinical evaluations and formulation development
20.	HIV-1 env: Impacting HIV-1 fitness, entry inhibitor drug sensitivity, and in vivo selection of a resistant virus to the microbicide PSC-RANTES
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