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1.	Interaction Of Hepatitis B Virus With Interferon-α-inducible Cellular Proteins
2.	Identification, Isolation And Functional Analysis Of Cellular Proteins Associated With X Protein Of Hepatitis B Virus
3.	Screening And Preliminary Identification Of Host Cellular Proteins Binding With Sars-CoV S And N Protein
4.	Screening, Identification And Expression Of Cellular Proteins Of Hepatocyte Binding To The Core Region Of Hepatitis C Virus RNA Genome
5.	Regulation Of HCV Replication By Cellular Proteins Interacting With 3' Non-coding Region Of HCV Genome
6.	Molecular Mechanisms Of Inhibition Of MHC Ⅱ By Zta And A Preliminary Research On Cellular Proteins Interacting With Zta
7.	New Strategy Against Virus: Using Host Cellular Proteins As Drug Targets
8.	Screening The Cellular Proteins Interaction With HCV NS2 Protein And Study On The Mechanism Of Diosicn To Inhibit Virus Infection
9.	Identification Of Cellular Proteins Modified In Response To Rotavirus Infection By Proteomics
10.	Screening Differential Sub-Cellular Proteins Of Cultured Breast Cancer Cell Lines
11.	Screening And Functional Research Of The Interation Between Helicobacter Pylori CagA And Cellular Proteins In Gastric Mucosa
12.	Mechanistic studies to determine the role of viral and cellular proteins in human immunodeficiency virus type I replication
13.	Ubiquitin independent degradation of cellular proteins by proteasomes
14.	Characterization of cellular gene expression by coronavirus infection and the role of cellular proteins in coronavirus replication
15.	Identification of Cellular Proteins and Molecular Mechanisms that Contribute to HIV-1 Latency and Evasion of Immunoregulation
16.	Combinatorial selection of thioaptamers targeting viral and cellular proteins
17.	The cellular proteins that regulate hepatitis C virus RNA replication
18.	Stem-loops III and IV in the 5' untranslated region are cis-acting elements in bovine coronavirus DI RNA replication
19.	UsingcDNA phage display for the direct cloning of cellular proteins and functional identification of natural product receptors
20.	Genetic, biochemical, and physiological study of yeast prion protein aggregation
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