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1.	Recognition Of Protein-coding Genes And Genomic Analysis Of Prokaryotic And Eukaryotic Genomes
2.	Studies On Recognizing Protein-coding Genes In Prokaryotic Genomes And Analyzing Genome Evolution
3.	Recognition Of Protein-coding Genes And Sequence Analysis Of Prokaryotic Genomes
4.	The Influences Of Protein Coding Sequences On Protein Folding Rates
5.	Bioinformatics Prediction Of Genes And Their Functional Elements
6.	The The Human Scdr10b, Lhfpl1 And Cypj Gene Cloning And Protein-coding Features And Functions
7.	.1. Human Testis-specific Nuclear Pore Proteins Bs-63 Functional Studies Using Yeast Two-hybrid System To Find The Hsd-1 Protein-coding (hsmp-1) Conjugate
8.	Human Testis-specific Expression Of The Gene Family, Vcx / Y Protein-coding Function Of A Preliminary Study
9.	Studies On The Length Distribution Of Protein Coding Sequence In Genomes And Genome Evolution
10.	Prediction Of Protein Coding Genes And Promoters Based On Sequence Characteristics
11.	Systematic Study Of The Antagonistic Microbial Resources Of Tianmu Mountain Natural Reserve
12.	New Studies On Recognition Of Protein-coding Genes And DNA Sequence Analysis In Prokaryotic Genomes
13.	Evaluation Of Gene Structure Prediction Programs And Prediction Of Translation Initiation Sites
14.	Analysis Of Evolutionary Rate In Protein Coding Gene Of Human Genome
15.	Comparison Of Phylogenetic Relationships Constructed By Using Protein-Coding, Intergenic Sequences And Amino Acid Sequences
16.	Prediction Of Glycosylation Sites In Protein Based On Principal Component Analysis And Neural Network
17.	Similarity Analysis Of Protein Coding Genes And Its Impact On Gene Annotation In Prokaryotic Genomes
18.	Composition And Evolution Analysis Of Protein-coding Genes In Different Types Of Prokaryotic Genomes
19.	The Research Of Algorithm Predicting Protein-coding Genes In Prokaryotes
20.	Chir99021 Promotes Self-renewal Of Mouse Embryonic Stem Cells By Gene Expression And Regulation
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