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1.	Calcium Signal Transduction And Ascites Syndrome In Broiler Chickens
2.	The Development Of Pulmonary Hypertension In Broiler Chickens Ascites Syndrome Induced By Excess Salt From Drinking Water
3.	Molecular Characterization Of Env Protein Of J Subgroup Avian Leukosis Virus
4.	Identification Of The Oncogene In The Genome Of Defective Avian Leukosis Virus Subgroup J Causing Acute Fibrosarcomas
5.	The Mechanism Of The Effects Of Oncogene C-myc On Proliferation And Differentiation Of Wapitis’ Anlter
6.	Identification Of Two Replication-defective Acutely Transforming Viruses Carrying V-fps And V-src Oncogenes And Tumorigenicity Analysis Of Infectious Clones
7.	ALV-J Hens Clinical, Pathological Observation And Virus Isolation And Identification Of Infectious Clone Of Virus
8.	Molecular Cloning Of P38 MAPK,c-fos,c-jun And Transcription In The Liver And Kidney Of Silver Carp Exposed To Microcystins
9.	Study On The Mechanism Of Zearalenone-induce Testicular Stromal Tumor In Vitro
10.	Roles Of MiRNA And MDV Oncogene Meq In The Transformation Of Chicken Marek's Disease Lymphoma
11.	The Study Of ALV-K Pathogenicity And The Study Of ALV-K Infection Mechanism Mediated By ERK/MAPK Signaling Pathway
12.	Protein targeting and translocation in Escherichia coli: LacZ fusions reveal a function for proto-oncogene homologues, a new effect of antibiotics and details of outer membrane biogenesis
13.	Preventing crown gall disease using oncogene silencing or VirE1-expressing transgenics
14.	Transcriptional mapping, structural and functional analysis of Marek's disease virus oncogene, meq
15.	Biochemical properties of the v-rel oncogene that are involved in transformatio
16.	THE AGROBACTERIUM TUMEFACIENS LIMITED-HOST-RANGE TUMOR-INDUCING PLASMID PTIAG63: TRANSFER-DNA IDENTIFICATION AND EXPANSION OF HOST RANGE
17.	Expression Characteristics Of HGF And C-Met Genes In The Repaired The Red Deer Antler Tissue
18.	Study On The Molecular Mechanism And Application Of Apoptosis Regulated By MYC In Apostichopus Japonicus
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