Neurodegenerative disease - Globe Thesis

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1.	Microglia In Neurodegenerative Disease: Mechanism And Relevant Therapeutics
2.	The Role Of CDK5 In The Pathogenesis Of OPIDN
3.	Isolation And Culture Of Neural Stem Cell And Its Application In Senile Neurodegenerative Disease
4.	Effects Of Aquaporin-4 On Neurotransmissions And Its Relationships With Parkinson's Disease
5.	The Modulatory Effects Of ATP-sensitive Potassium Channels On Neuroinflammtion And Adult Mice Neurogenesis
6.	Regulation Of Neurodegenerative Disease Protein Functions By Post-translational Modification
7.	Neuroprotective Effects Of Nimodipine And Catalpol
8.	Iron Is A Potential Key Mediator Of Glutamate Excitotoxicity And The Strategies To Protect Motor Neurons
9.	Mechanism Of FLZ Controlling Neurodegenerative Disease By Modulation Of Inflammation And The Immunocompetence Of A Synthetic Muramyl Dipeptide Analogue MDP-C
10.	The Effect Of Lentiviral Vector-mediated TNF-αSiRNA On Neurodegeneration In Niemann-Pick Type C Mice
11.	Omi/HtrA2 Is A Novel Regulator Of Autophagy That Participates The Pathogenesis Of Neurodegenerative Diseases
12.	Research On Multi-Target-Directed Ligands To Central Nervous System Disorder
13.	Protective Effect Of Combination Of Sulforaphane And Riluzole On Glutamate- Mediated Excitotoxicity
14.	Endoplasmic Reticulum Associated Degradation (ERAD) Of Neurodegenerative Disease Proteins
15.	Role Of TNF-α In Experimental Autoimmune Neuritis And KA Induced Central Neurodegenerative Disease
16.	The Involvement Of KDEL Receptor In The Degradation Of Neurodegenerative Disease Proteins Via Autophagy
17.	The Fkbps Structure Neurodegenerative Disease Therapy Pilot Structure-based Discovery And Optimization
18.	Morphological And Functional Changes Of Central Nervous System In Primary Open Angle Glaucoma By Mri
19.	The Ameliorative Effect Of Potassium2-(1-hydroxypentyl)-benzoate On Cognitive Functions And Long-term Potentiation
20.	The Role Of Apoptosis In The Neurodegenerative Disease By Subchronic Induction Of Acrylamide
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