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1.	A Controlled Release Of Drug Molecules By Assembly And Self-Assembly Drug In Mesoporous Silica
2.	Studies On Diffusion Behavior And Release Kinetics Of Drug Molecules In Bioerodible Polymer Matrices
3.	Theoretical Studies Of Glucosidase Catalytic Mechanisms And Interactions Of Several Novel Drug Molecules
4.	The Electrochemical Method On The Interaction Of Drug Molecules With Host Molecule And Biomolecules
5.	The Quantum Chemistry Study Of The Drug Molecules And The Functional Coordination Compounds
6.	Synthesis Of Several β-Cyclodextrin Derivatives And Their Complexations With Some Drug Molecules
7.	Study On The Diffusion Properties Of Model Drug Molecules In Poly (Vinyl-alcohol) Aqueous Solution
8.	Study On The Diffusion Behavior Of Drug Molecules In Supramolecular Gel
9.	Application Of Carbon Nanotubes Modified Glassy Carbon Electrode In Small Drug Molecules Testing
10.	Raman Study On Drug Molecules And Organic Molecules
11.	Investigations Of Solvent Effect On Enthalpic Pairwise Interactions Of Small Chiral Molecules And Interactions Of Two Drugs With Human Serum Albumin
12.	Design, Synthesis And Assembly Of Some Functional Amide Compounds
13.	Controllable Syntheses Of Porous Metal-organic Frameworks:Encapsulation Of Ln^Ⅲ Cations For Tunable Luminescence And Small Drug Molecules For Efficient Delivery
14.	Drug Molecules Interact With Serum Albumin Fluorescence Spectroscopy Study
15.	Serum Albumin With Drug Molecules Interact By Fluorescence
16.	Extraction And Separation Of The Short Tube Lagotis Chemical Composition And The Inclusion Of The Drug Molecules
17.	Study On The Luminescence Behavior Of α-Chymotrypsin With Drug Molecules And Its Application
18.	The Analysis Of Mental Ions And Organic Drug Molecules With CE
19.	Investigation Of The Interaction Between Biological Molecules And Pharmaceutical Determination By Zero Current Potentiometry
20.	The Synthesis Of Novel Imidazolium-based Biomimetic Ionic Liquids And Applications In Their Separation Of Drug Molecules
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