oxidation - Globe Thesis

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161.	Mass Spectrometry-based DNA Methylation And Its Oxidation Derivatives Analysis
162.	Molecular Metabolism Study On Microbial Anaerobic Methane Oxidation And The Associated Biogenic Minerals
163.	The Study Of Magnetic Field Effects Based On Free-Radical Reactions In Solution
164.	Formation Of Sandstone-hosted Uranium Deposit In The Ordos Basin, Northwest China
165.	Preparation And Spin Coherence Of NV Centers In Diamond And Temperature Detection Application
166.	Studies On The Mechanism Of Bacterial Mn(Ⅱ) Oxidation And Characteristics Of Biological Manganese Oxides
167.	Water-Rock Interaction In The Forming Of The Paleo-interlayer Oxidation Zone Of The Daying Uranium Deposit, Northern Ordos Basin
168.	The Study Of Loess Magnetic Susceptibility Change Mechanism In Australia And New Zealand
169.	Construction Of Markerless Deletion In Acidithiobacillus Caldus Genome And The Characterization Of SoxYZ Mutant
170.	Study On The Identification Of The Sulfur Dioxygenase From Acidithiobacillus Ferrooxidans And Its Role In Sulfur Oxidation
171.	Screening Of Recombinant Human Collagen Was Highly Expressed Strains And Research Oxidation Resistance
172.	Study On Molecular Roots About The Function Of Oxidation For Aflatoxin Oxidase
173.	Research On Biological Oxidation Of4-methyl Cyciohexanone
174.	Study On Tungsten Borides Synthesized At High Pressure And High Temperature
175.	Study On Molybdenum Carbides Synthesized At High Temperature And High Pressure
176.	Mechanism Study Of Water-mineral Surface And Interface Reaction Of Arsenopyrite In Sulphuric Acid Solutions
177.	The Ore-forming Geological Conditions And Prospecting Potential Research Of Namibia EPL4305Mineral Right Area
178.	Different Buffer Layer On The Permalloy Thin Film Anisotropic Magnetoresistance Effect
179.	Oxidative Cleavage Of C-N Bonds And Alkenes Synthesis
180.	Coparative Proteomic Analysis Of Agrobacvterium Tumefaciens GW4in The Existence Of Arsenite In Bacillus Thuiungiensis Stain
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