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1.	The Effect And Mechanism Of The Apoptotic Cell Death Of Matured T Iymphocytes Induced By Mouse Sertoli Cells In Vitro
2.	Expression Of Corticotropin-Releasing Hormone And Its Receptor Type-1 In Intrahepatic Cholestatic Placental Tissue
3.	Experimental Study On Immune Privilege Induced By Homologous Sertoli Cells With Fas Ligand In Transplanted Liver Of Rat
4.	Feasibility Study On Allogenic Transplantation Of Tissue Engineered Testeosterone-Secreting Tissue
5.	The Study Of FasL Maintain Immunological Privilege Of Intervertebral Disc And Induce Apoptosis Of Nucleus Pulposus Cells
6.	The Study Of Sertoli Cells Immune Privilege Mechanisms And The Effect To Cardiac Allograft Rats
7.	Gsdma3 Mutation Causes Bulge Stem Cell Depletion And Alopecia Mediated By Skin Inflammation
8.	Local Administration Of RA (Retinoic Acid) For Prolonging Skin Allograft Survival On Rat And The Possible Mechanism
9.	A Study On Tumor Cells Escaping From Fas-Mediated Apoptosis
10.	Singal Regulatory Mechanism Of Eye-derived Foxp3~+Treg Cells And The Relationship With Eye Immune Privilege
11.	Roles Of Toll-Like Receptors And TAM Receptor Tyrosine Kinases In Regulating Testicular Immune Privilege In Mice
12.	Fasl Expression On Human Nucleus Pulposus Cells Contributes To The Immune Privilege Of Intervertebral Disc By Interacting With Immunocytes
13.	Fluoride Impact TGF-? Signaling Pathways Based On Overexpression Technology
14.	The Mechanism Of Active Ingredient Baicalin Facilitating Hair Growth
15.	Effects And Molecular Mechanisms Of MAPK Phosphatase-1 On Regulating The Blood-Testis Barrier
16.	Effects Of Botulinum Toxin Type A On Human Hair Growth And Immune Privilege Of Hair Follicle
17.	The TH2 bias in CNS immune privilege: Induction of humoral, cellular, and cytokine immune responses to soluble protein antigen administered into the cerebrospinal fluid of mice with normal blood brain barrier permeability
18.	Viral Corruption of Immune Privilege: Immunity and Pathology in the Cornea and Nervous System After HSV-1 Infectio
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