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1.	Carbon Nanotube-based Chemo/biosensing And Construction Of Cell-based Biosensing Interface
2.	Magnetic Nanoparticles As Drug Carrier And Their Applications In Lymphatic Targeting Chemotherapy For Pancreatic Cancer
3.	Studies On The Transport Properties Of Carbon Nanotube-A New Drug Delivery System
4.	New Methods For Detection Of Cancer Biomarkers And Carcinoma Cell Surface Glycans
5.	Study On Novel Methods For Cytosensing And Detection Of Glycan Expression On Cell Surface
6.	Carbon Nanotube-based Bio-materials Preparation And Characterization And Biomedical Applications
7.	Study The Toxic Effects Of Nanoparticles On Vascular Endothelial Cells
8.	The Protective Of Carbon Nanotube And Montmorillonite To The Toxicosis Of Phenobarbital And Chlorpromazine
9.	Study Of Conductive-polymers And Carbon Nanotube Modified Biosensors
10.	Study On The Electrochemical Behavior Of Living Cells And Cytocompatible Biomaterials
11.	Studies On The Determination Of Nitroimidazoles And The Interaction Between Them And Serum Albumin By Electrochemical Methods
12.	Studies On Sol-Gel Based Glucose Biosensors And Carbon Nanotube-Modified Electrodes
13.	A Study Of Cell Adhesion And Protein Adsorptions On Multi-wall Carbon Nanotube
14.	A Study Of Biocompatibility Of Multi-wall Carbon Nanotube
15.	Anti-Carcinoma Effect Of Folic Acid-Chitosan-Carbon Nanotube-Doxorubicin On Tumor Growth Of SMMC-7721 Liver Cancer And Its Toxicity In Nude Mice
16.	Central Nervous System Toxicity Of Single-walled Carbon Nanotube In Mice
17.	Single-walled Carbon Nanotube Induction Of Rat Aortic Endothelial Cell Apoptosis: Reactive Oxygen Species Are Involved In The Mitochondrial Pathway
18.	Three Electrodes Biosensor For Alcohol In Whole Blood Based On Multi-Wall Carbon-Nanotube
19.	Advanced Development Of Carbon Nanotube-PVA-rh-EGF Combined Wound Dressing
20.	Effects Of Multiwall Carbon Nanotube And Multiwall Carbon Nano-onion On The Protein Expression Profiles Of Human Skin Fibroblasts
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