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1.	Effects Of Radiation And Chlorination On The Expression Of IER5 Gene In Cervical Carcinoma
2.	Clinical Observation Of Simultaneous Radiotherapy And Chemotherapy Combined With Kangyi Injection In The Treatment Of Advanced Cervical Cancer
3.	Clinical Significance Of Expressiong Of Cyclooxygenase-2 And MMP-9 In Cervicalcancer And CIN
4.	Study Of Effect Of Flavonoids From Pteridium Aquilinum On Cervical Cancer And Its Mechanism
5.	The Application Of C-MYC Gene Amplification In Diagnosis And Treatment Of Cervical Lesions
6.	SiRNA Interference Targeted TPX2to Treat Cervical Cancer In Vivo Experiment
7.	The Applied Research Of Normal Uterine Cervix And Cervical Lesions In3.0T MRI
8.	Study Of Values Of Combined Detection Of Liquid Based Cytology,HPV,hTERC And C-MYC Oncogene In Screeningof Cervical Cancer
9.	The System Evaluation Of The Safetyand Effectiveness Of Laparoscopic Surgeryand Abdominalsurgery For Cervicalcancer
10.	Study On Distribution Of HPV Infection Between Uyghur Couples In Countryside Of Southern Xinjiang
11.	The Expression And Clinical Significance Of OLFM4Protein In Cervical Lesions
12.	Study On The Therapy Of Cervical Cancer In Mice Model By Semi-allogeneic Effector T Lymphocytes
13.	Blood Resurrected Piece Of Joint Rhg Csf - To Treat Cerical Cancer Rehabilitation After Bone Marrow Inhibition Of Clinical Observation
14.	Research Of The Correlation Between Genital Tract Bacterial Infections And HPV Infection In Cervical Cancer
15.	The Correlation Of Age And HR-HPV Infections In Chongqing Cervical Cancer Patients
16.	Expression And Clinical Significance Of P14ARF、MMP-2and TIMP-2in Cervical Cancer
17.	Application Of TaqMan Real-time PCR Assay For Detecting Cervical Lesions Patients’ High-risk Human Papillomavirus
18.	Study On The Distribution Of The Type Of HPV Infection Among The Normal Women, The Patients Of Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia And The Patients With Cervical Cancer In Jinan City
19.	The LETM1Protein Overexpression And Its Clinicopathological Significance In Uterine Cervical Cancers
20.	The UVB-inducible Of IEX-1and The Connection With HIF-1α And NF-κB In Cervical Cancer
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