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1.	The Study Of Helix Spring Appliance Expansion In Rats
2.	Experimental Study Of Retention And Relapse Of Rapid Maxillary Expansion In Rats
3.	Dental And Skeletal Changes Of Posterior Crossbite Young Adults After Rapid Maxillary Expansion
4.	The Research Of Angiogenesis In Palatal Suture Of Mice During Mechanical Force-expansion
5.	Expression Of EphB4 And EphrinB2 In Midpalatal Suture Of Mice During Mechanical Force-expansion
6.	The Effect Of Smurf1 In Regulating Ubiquitylation Of Bmp2 In Palatal Suture Of Mice During Mechanical Force-expansion
7.	Effects Of Strontium Ranelate On Bone Formation In The Mid-palatal Suture Of Rats After Rapid Maxillary Expansion
8.	The Expression Of BMP-2,OPG And RANKL In The Mid-Palatal Suture Of Beagles By Magnetic Expansion And Mechanical Screw Expansion
9.	Effects Of Icariin On Bone Formation In The Mid-palatal Suture During The Expansion And Retention Period Of Rapid Maxillary Expansion
10.	Effects Of Simvastatin On The Rats’ Palatal Suture After Rapid Maxillary Expansion
11.	Effects Of MiR-21 On Bone Remodeling In Mid-palatal Suture Of Mice After Rapid Maxillary Expansion
12.	The Effect And Mechanism Of The NF-κB In Adult Rats With An Expansion Spring
13.	Effects Of Insertion Angle Of Mini-implant On Mini-implant-assisted Rapid Palatal Expansion:A Finite Element Analysis
14.	A Study On The Correlation Between Cervical Vertebral Maturation And Density Ratio Of Middle Palatal Suture In Adolescents
15.	The Effect Of Micro-implant Assisted Rapid Palatal Expansion In Patients With Different Radio-graphic Stages Of Mid-palatal Suture Maturation
16.	Clinical Evaluation On Expansion Efficiency Of MSE In Treatment Of Maxillary Transverse Deficiency In Lateadolescents With CBCT
17.	Effects Of Quercetin On Bone Formation In The Mid-palatal Suture Of Rats During Maxillary Expansion
18.	Near-Infrared Light-Controlled Mir-21-loaded Upconversion Nanoparticles For Bone Formation In The Mid-palatal Suture Of Mice After Rapid Maxillary Expansion
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