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1.	The Research On The Influences Of Cardiac Motion And Respiration On The Determination Of Doppler Flow Parameters
2.	The Effects Of Theophylline And High Frequency Jet Ventilation On Cheyne-Stokes Respiration In Patients With Chronic Congestive Heart Failure
3.	Mechanism Of Mitochondrial DNA Oxidative Damage In Alzheimer Disease Cell Model And Ginsenosides Efficacy
4.	Application Of Diffusion-weighted Imaging In Focal Hepatic Lesions
5.	The Regulation Of Respiration In Rat By Hippocampus And The Effects Of Ca～(2+) On The Respiratory Inhibition Induced By Opioids
6.	Clinical And Experimental Study On The Rule Of Respiratory Changes Of The Spectrum Of Superior Vena Cava
7.	Epidemiological Characteristics Of Heart Failure Combined With Sleep Apnea And Safety And Efficacy Of Phrenic Nerve Stimulation Therapy
8.	Hemofiltration With High-volume Attenuates Myocardial Mitochondrial Respiratory Chain Complex Activities In Pocrine Septic Shock
9.	The Effects Of Exercise On Mitochondrial Biogenesis And The Underlying Signaling Transduction Mechanisms
10.	Pneumotaxic Modulation On Hering-Breuer Reflex And Hypoxic Respiratory Response
11.	A Study Of The Effects Of Nikethamide On Basic Rhythmic Respiration And Respiratory Neurons Of The MNRF
12.	Mitochondrial Respiratory Chain And Hyperoxia-induced Lung Injury
13.	5-HT�'5-HT_2AR�'PKC Pathway In Mediating Phrenic Longterm Facilication In Rats
14.	The Influrence Of Artificial Pneumoperitoneum On Piglets Circulation System, Respiration System, Peritoneum Morphology And Immunological Function
15.	A Study On The Phonation Characteristics In Mandarin Prosody
16.	A Study On The Respiration, Cardia And Blood Vessel Coupling By Ultrasound
17.	Chest Pressure Changes In The Hemodynamic Effects Of Mechanical Principle
18.	Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (copd) Tcm Syndrome Research
19.	Study Of Sulifdes Derived From Garlic On Function Of Mitochondrial Respiration
20.	The Role Of Reactive Oxygen Species In The Process Of Chronic Intermittent Hypobaric Hypoxia Adaptation And The Underlying Mechanisms
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