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1.	The Solid Ferment Seperation And Application Of Nattokinase
2.	Study On Extracting Techniques Of Leaf Protein From Alfalfa With Zymotechnics
3.	Studies On The Thrombolytic Effect Of Fibrinolytic Enzyme-rich Douchi Vacuum Freeze-dried Powder
4.	Preparation Of Human Thrombin And Fibrinogen
5.	Purification, Characterization And The Molecular Cloning Of The Fibrionlytic Enzyme From Eupolyphaga Sinesis And Tenebrio Molitor
6.	Screening Of Efficient Thrombolytic Strains And Comparative Analysis Of Methods For Detecting Thrombolytic Activity
7.	Bio-Inspired Preparation Of Fibrin-Boned Multifunctional Composites For Biosensing
8.	Effects Of Hirulog-s Of A Novel Stearic Acid-modified Hirudin Peptidomimetic On Fibrinolytic Kinetics In Vitro And Thrombolytic Activities In Vivo
9.	The Basic Research Of Fibrin Targeted Phase-Transitional Mutimodel Nanoparticles For Thrombus Imaging And Thrombolysis
10.	Biological Characteristics And In-vitro Antibacterial Activity Of Leukocyte Platelet-rich Fibrin With Moxifloxacin
11.	Study On The ELISA-like Method Of Detection For Fibrin Based On Homing Peptide
12.	A Study On Constructing Nanofiber Composite Hernia Patch Based On P(CL/LLA)/Porcine Fibrin
13.	Bacterial cellulose/fibrin composites: Preparation and mechanical properties of potential artificial blood vessel material
14.	The mechanical properties of individual electrospun fibers and fibrin fibers
15.	Single-molecule force spectroscopy studies of fibrin 'A-a' polymerization interactions via the atomic force microscope
16.	A quantitative investigation of selected reactions in the fibrinolytic cascade
17.	Measuring the microscale mechanical properties of fibrin fibers and cancer cell
18.	In vitro and in vivo Evaluation of Laminin Enriched Fibrin Hydrogels for Use following Volumetric Muscle Loss Injurie
19.	Preparation Of Chiral Nanoprobes And The Analysis Of Disease Markers
20.	Fabrication And Properties Of SF/PLCL/Gelma Electrospinning Barrier Membrane
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