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1.	Brain Protective Roles Of Neurosteroids In Temporal Lobe Epileptic Male Rats
2.	The Study On The Mechanism Of Neurosteroids Modulated By Morphine In The Rat Brain
3.	Study Of The Regulatory Effect And The Molecular Mechanism Of Morphine On The Neurosteroidogensis Of Rat Cerebral Cortical Nerve Cells
4.	The Study On The Mechanism Of Neurosteroids Modulated By Ethanol In The Rat Brain
5.	Changes Of Neurosteroids In Brain Regions Of Morphine Dependent, Withdrawal And Relapsed Male Rats
6.	Study Of Neurosteroids Involved In The Development Of Morphine Addiction And Its Related Neurobiochemical Mechanisms
7.	Study Of The Regulatory Mechanism Of Ethanol And Its Metabolite (Aldehyde) On Neurosteroidogensis And Signal Transduction In Rat Cerebral Cortical Nerve Cells
8.	The Study On The Moleculler Mechanism Of Morphine Psycological Dependence Participated By Neurosteroid
9.	Study On The Protection And Mechanism Of Neurosteroids Against Aβ Induced Neurotoxicity In Vitro
10.	Study Of The Effects Of Neurosteroids On Amino Acid Neurotransmitters Systems
11.	Polyhydroxy Sterol 25 (r) - Lo-steroidal Ring - 5 - En-2��, 3a, 19 - Triol Synthesis
12.	The Effect Of Dehydroepiandrosteroneon Secondary Inflammatory Response And Neuron Apoptosis Following Acute Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) In Rats
13.	Effect Of Brain Tissue Extracts And Neurosteroids On Differentiation Of Human Umbilical Cord Mesenchymal Stem Cells
14.	Effect Of Aβ On Neurosteroids Metabolish In Rats’ Brain And Protective Effect Of Progesterone On Aβ-induced Impairment
15.	Anxiolytic Effect Of Koumine And Its Preliminary Mechanisms In Brain
16.	PROG Protect The Neurons Against Impairment Induced By The Aβ Activated Astrocytes
17.	Neurosretoid Protects Against Ketamine-induced Neuroapoptosis Of The Developing Cortical Neurons In Rats
18.	Anxiolytic Effect Of Koumine And Its Mechanisms
19.	Synthetic Research Of Neurosteroid Derivatives Based On Sarsasapogenin
20.	The intersection of metyrapone, inhibitory neurosteroids and cocaine addiction
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