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1. Study On The Key Problems In Cultivation Of Recombinant Microorganisms
2. Food Chain Reaction-Diffusion Models Arising From Unstirred Chemostat
3. Molecular Ecology Study Of Microorganisms In The Pacific Ocean "Warm Pool" Deep Sea Sediments
4. Structure And Function Of Microorganisms In Xizi Lake, Hangzhou
5. Role Of Typical Organisms And Their Carbonic Anhydrase In Karst Ecosystems
6. Isolation, Purification And Classification Of Cellulolytic Myxobacteria; And The Degradation Mechanisms On Cellulose In The Microorganisms
7. Study On An Antarctic Psychrophilic Bacterium Colwellia Sp.NJ341 Producing A Cold-Adapted Protease And Its Low-Temperature Adaptation
8. Accumulation Of Cesium By Microorganisms And Role Of Microorganisms In The Formation Of Cesium-Bearing Geyserite In Geothermal Areas, Tibet
9. Biosorption Behavior And Mechanism Of ～(241)Am By Microorganisms
10. Phylogenetic Diversity And Distribution Of Microorganisms In The Tianshan Mountains
11. Screening Of Quorum-Sensing Inhibitors From Marine Microorganisms And Study On Their Action Mechanisms
12. Genome Analysis Of Thermophilic Microorganisms
13. Trehalose Synthase Produced By A Strain Of Polar Bacteria Pseudomonas Putida S1
14. Cloning, Identification And Expression Of Cellulase Genes From Uncultured Microorganisms In Rabbit Cecum And Characterization Of The Expressed Products
15. Diversity Analyses Of Deep-sea Microorganisms And Study Of Enzyme Genes Within Ethanol Metabolism Of Halophilic Archaeon
16. Diversity Of Xylanase Genes In Different Environments And Heterologous Expression Of Novel Xylanase Gene Cloned Directly From Metagenomic DNA
17. Study On Secondary Metabolites Of Six Microorganisms And Their Activity
18. The Establishment And Application Of High-throughtput Cultivating And Sorting Method For Marine Microorganisms
19. Isolated Directly From Natural Habitats In The New Cellulase Composition For Discussion
20. Study On The Isolation,taxonomy And Application Of Halophilic Microorganisms
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