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1.	Basic Study On Fibroin Heavy Chain Gene Of Silkworm, Bombyx Mori And It's Application
2.	I. Genetic Operation Of Large Fragment In Chromosome II. Fast Selecting SiRNA Targeting Sites And ShRNA Transcript Controlling
3.	The Fhc, Of bim Interaction In Apoptosis Role And ¦Õc31 Of Integration Of The Enzyme Structure
4.	The Comparative Research On SOL Morphology And Fiber Type In Daurian Ground Squirrels (Citellus Dauricus) And Rats Under Muscle Disused Condition
5.	Effects Of Hibernation On Fibre Type And Contractile Function In Ground Squirrel Soleus Muscle
6.	Construction And Study Of Gene-targeting Vectors Expressing HGM-CSF In Silkworm Silk Gland Bioplant
7.	The Comparative Research On The Effects Of Tail Suspension And Hibernation On The Skeletal Muscle In Daurian Ground Squirrel (Citellus Dauricus)
8.	The Study On UPR Induced By Dietary Cholesterol In The Enterocytes Of SD Rats And Its Regulation Of ACAT2
9.	KLF15Regulates Slow Myosin Heavy Chain Expression Through NFATc1in C2C12Myotubes
10.	The High-expression Of Î²-Mannanase In Pichia Pastoris
11.	Preparation And Effect On Cells Of Recombinant Silk Fibroin Non-repeat Region Peptides
12.	Mir-23 Expression In Mouse Skeletal Muscle And Its Role In Regulating Skeletal Muscle Regeneration Preliminary Study
13.	Mirna-23a Regulatory Role In Myoblast C2c12 Cell Differentiation Process
14.	FHL3 Differentially Regulates The Expression Of MyHC Isoforms Through Interaction With Functional MyoD And PCREB
15.	The Effect And Molecular Mechanism Of CFL2Interfered On The Myoblast C2C12Myosin Heavy Chain
16.	Generation Of Fibroin Heavy Chain Knockout Silkworm And Its Application
17.	Construction And Expression Of Recombinant Protein From Bombyx Mori Silk Fibroin Heavy Chain
18.	Identification Of MBF2 Family And Its Member MBF2-1 Involved In The Regulation Of The Transcription Of Silk Fibroin Heavy Chain
19.	Phylogenetic Analysis Of The Immunoglobulin Heavy Chain Genes In Aves
20.	Identification And Molecular Mechanism Of The Naked Pupa (Nd) Mutation In Silkworm
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