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1.	Methylation Profile Of Tumour-Associated Genes Promoter In Urine Sediments And Diagnosis Research For Bladder Cancer
2.	Study Of The Protective Effects On Alcoholic Hepatic Injury Of Ethanol Sediments From Codonopsis Lanceolata
3.	The Study On Automatic Segmentation Algorithms Of Urinary Sediments In Microscopic Image
4.	The Research In Theory And Utilize Of Light Scattering In The Examination Of Urinary Sediments
5.	The Clinical Research Of DNA Methylation Profiling In Urine Sediments In The Diagnosis Of Bladder Cancer
6.	DNA Methylation For Bladder Cancer Detection As Well As The 5-Fu Sensitivity Prediction In Breast Cancer
7.	To Evaluate The Application Of UF-50 Automated Urinalysis Analyzer In Screening Urinary Tract Infection With ROC Curve
8.	TCF21Methylation And Clinical Potential In Bladder Carcinoma Therapy
9.	The Diagnostic Value Of Combined Detection CEA,CA125, CA153and CA199in Supernatants And Sediments Of Pleural Effusions
10.	Characteristics Of Organic Pollutants In Drinking Water Sources Of The Yangtze River Delta Region
11.	Studies On Characterization Of Pollution Of Antibiotic Resistance Genes In The Typical Estuary
12.	Research On Automatic Detection Of Urine Sediments Based On Deep Learning
13.	Integration of in vitro and in vivo bioassays for assessing the toxicity of complex PAH mixtures in freshwater sediments
14.	Evaluation of the acute and chronic toxicity of fluoranthene-spiked sediments in the presence of UV light using the amphipod Hyalella azteca
15.	The history of diatom community structure, eutrophication and anoxia in the Chesapeake Bay as documented in the stratigraphic recor
16.	Black Carbon: A Reactive Sorbent for the Destruction of Hazardous Organic Contaminants by Hydrogen Sulfide
17.	Survival of Fecal Bacteroidales Cells and Persistence of Their DNA in Sediments as Quantified by PMA-qPCR
18.	The Research Of The Effects Of Juli Sanjie Pill On Proliferation, Apoptosis, Related Factors Expression Levels In Uterine Leiomyoma Cells
19.	Endocrine Disrupting Effects Of Typical Bisphenols And Their Ecological Risks In The Sediments Of Taihu Lake
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