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1.	Role Of Cell Adhesion Molecules And Gap Junctional Intercellular Communication In The Invasion And Metastasis Of Lung Cancer And Study Of Drugs Regulation
2.	The Inhibitory Effect Of Tea Polyphenols On The Expression Of TGF-βl And Cell Apoptosis In Cyclosporine A-induced Chronic Nephrotoxicity
3.	The Roles And Of LPL And HL In The Progres Of Atherosis--Mechanism And Intervention
4.	Radiation Protective Mechanisms Of TP And Effect Of Cancer Radiotheraphy
5.	The Anticancer Molecule Mechanism And The Basic Experiment Study In Prevention Of Hepatocellular Carcinoma With Green Tea Tolyphenols
6.	Studies On The Effect And Mechanism Of The Fastness Of Tea-polyphenols Compound Agent To Experimental Animals
7.	The Protective Effects And Possible Mechanisms Of Phytochemicals Green Tea Polyphenols And Garlic Oil On Tributyltin-induced Toxicities
8.	Studies On The Mechanism Of Antioxidant And Antitumour Activities Of Functional Compositions From Selenium-Enriched Green Tea
9.	Prevention Of Chemotherapy-induced Alopecia By Tea Polyphenols
10.	Disorder Of Vascular Endothelial Cell And Protection Of Tea Polyphenols In Radiation-induced Pulmonary Injury
11.	Effect Of Green Tea Polyphenols On The Quality Of Carp (Cyprinus Carpio L.) And Catfish (Clarias Gariepinus) During Storage
12.	Experimental Study On The Effects Of Tea Polyphenols In Prostate Cancer PC-3M Cells
13.	Tea Polyphenols Attenuate Ultraviolet B Induced Damage To Human Retinal Pigment Epithelial Cells In Vitro
14.	The Experimental Research Of Green Tea Polyphenols On The Cognitive Impairment In The Rats After Chronic Cerebral Hypoperfusion
15.	Tea Polyphenol Transplanted Mouse Breast Cancer Angiogenesis Mechanism
16.	Polyphenols And Joint Angiogenesis Inhibitors Against Lung Adenocarcinoma Xenograft Tumor Molecular Mechanisms Of Angiogenesis Research
17.	Extraction And Isolation Of Tea Polyphenols From Green Tea And Its Protective Effect On Gastric Mucosa In Chronic Gastritis Rats
18.	Effect Of Tea Polyphenols On Lead-Induced Lipid Peroxidation
19.	The Preliminary Studies On Biochemical Mechanisms Of Myocardial Injury Induced By Repetitive +Gz Stress In Rats And The Protective Effects Of Low-G Preconditioning And Tea Polyphenols
20.	Preventive And Curative Effect Of Tea Polyphenols And Tea Pigments On Skin Photoaging Of Mice Induced By Ultraviolet Irradiation
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