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263) with further insights into the potential molecular interactions between bacteria, w

264) Weak molecular interactions of 1,2-dichloroetha

265) goals of our laboratory is to identify molecular interactions that regulate metas

266) ve identification and characterization of molecular interactions.

267) Obviously, differences on a molecular level between iNA and non-iNAs a

268) rence between these two types of DHL at a molecular level with pathogenetic implicat

269) re just beginning to be understood at the molecular level.

270) radiating sources on biological matter at molecular level.

271) At the molecular level, CTD abrogated VEGF-induce

272) At the molecular level, reduced activation of ERK

273) In molecular level, we identified S100P as a

274) tumors are different, at the clinical and molecular level, when compared to tumors c

275) red to understand the correlation between molecular responses and the ecological eff

276) ity between diet, gut microbiota and cell molecular responses is well known; however

277) sepsis has some effect on behavioural and molecular responses to subsequent immune c

278) ine-induced behavioral, neurochemical and molecular responses.

279) ancers, and has been prioritized as a key molecular target for cancer therapy.

280) Therefore, PKD1 could be a molecular target for therapeutic intervent

281) ovarian cancer cells, and is a potential molecular target to enhance sensitivity of

282) lial dysfunction, which might represent a molecular target to prevent endothelial dy

283) Molecular evolution analysis suggests popu

284) a, China; and no detailed analysis of the molecular evolution of genotype I in Asia.

285) Calibrated rates of molecular evolution suggested that their d

286) This is consistent with the findings that molecular features measured at the transcr

287) bsence of t(14;18) by FISH or PCR and the molecular features of the mutations strong

288) otypes often display robust regulation of molecular features that modify biological

289) eractions occur at circuitry, cellular or molecular levels remains unsolved.

290) , at the morphological, histological, and molecular levels.

291) brate central nervous system on different molecular levels.

292) This study provides a method of molecular marker identification to identif

293) e promising for using MHC class IIβ as a molecular marker in breeding rainbow trout

294) rganisms, and has been used as a powerful molecular marker in various evolutionary s

295) Molecular medicine is the domain of intere

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(1)52 mechanisms	(19)5 docking	(37)3 recognition	(55)2 heparin
(2)26 weight	(20)5 information	(38)3 serotyping	(56)2 identification
(3)18 data	(21)5 methods	(39)3 sieve	(57)2 knowledge
(4)18 mechanism	(22)5 modeling	(40)3 structure	(58)2 mass
(5)16 dynamics	(23)5 phylogenetic	(41)3 techniques	(59)2 mechanisms,
(6)15 and	(24)5 targets	(42)3 variance	(60)2 or
(7)10 analysis	(25)4 diagnosis	(43)2 Dynamics	(61)2 oxygen
(8)10 basis	(26)4 interactions	(44)2 approach	(62)2 perspectives
(9)8 characterization	(27)4 level	(45)2 biological	(63)2 phenotypic
(10)7 epidemiology	(28)4 level,	(46)2 classification	(64)2 phylogenies
(11)7 genetic	(29)4 responses	(47)2 clock	(65)2 probes
(12)7 imaging	(30)4 target	(48)2 dating	(66)2 profiles
(13)6 biology	(31)3 evolution	(49)2 details	(67)2 subtype
(14)6 changes	(32)3 features	(50)2 diffusion	(68)2 therapies
(15)6 markers	(33)3 levels	(51)2 effects	(69)2 underpinnings
(16)6 pathways	(34)3 marker	(52)2 events
(17)5 analyses	(35)3 medicine	(53)2 evidence
(18)5 characteristics	(36)3 orbital	(54)2 genetics

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--- WordNet output for molecular --- =>分子の Overview of adj molecular The adj molecular has 2 senses (first 1 from tagged texts) 1. (6) molecular -- (relating to or produced by or consisting of molecules; "molecular structure"; "molecular oxygen"; "molecular weight is the sum of all the atoms in a molecule") 2. molecular -- (relating to simple or elementary organization; "proceed by more and more detailed analysis to the molecular facts of perception"--G.A. Miller) --- WordNet end ---