Folate receptor-mediated boron-10 containing carbon nanoparticles as potential delivery vehicles for boron neutron capture therapy of nonfunctional pituitary adenomas
DAI CongXin1;CAI Feng1;HWANG Kuo Chu2;ZHOU YongMao3;ZHANG ZiZhu4;LIU XiaoHai1;MA SiHai1;YANG YaKun1;YAO Yong1;FENG Ming1;BAO XinJie1;LI GuiLin1;WEI JunJi1;JIAO YongHui1;WEI ZhenQing1;MA WenBin1 & WANG RenZhi1* 1Department of Neurosurgery;Peking Union Medical College Hospital;Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences & Peking Union Medical College;Beijing 100730;China;2Department of Chemistry;Tsing Hua University;Hsinchu 300 43;Taiwan;China;3China Zhongyuan Engineering Corporation;China National Nuclear Corporation;Beijing 100191;China;4China Nuclear Industry Beijing 410 Hospital of China Institute of Atomic Energy;Beijing 101213;China

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Assessment of the immune responses to Treponema pallidum Gpd DNA vaccine adjuvanted with IL-2 and chitosan nanoparticles before and after Treponema pallidum challenge in rabbits
ZHAO FeiJun1;ZHANG XiaoHong2;LIU ShuangQuan3;ZENG TieBing1;YU Jian4;GU WeiMing5;ZHANG YueJun1;CHEN Xi6 & WU YiMou1* 1Pathogenic Biology Institute;School of Medicine;University of South China;Hengyang 421001;China;2Department of Histology and Embryology;School of Medicine;University of South China;Hengyang 421001;China;3The First Affiliated Hospital;University of South China;Hengyang 421001;China;4Department of Experimental Zoology;School of Medicine;University of South China;Hengyang 421001;China;5Skin Diseases and STD Hospital;Shanghai 200050;China;6Centers for Disease Control of Hunan Province;Changsha 410005;China

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In vivo skin penetration and metabolic path of quantum dots
TANG Lei1;ZHANG ChunLing2*;SONG GuangMing1;JIN Xun1 & XU ZhongWei1 1Logistics University of Chinese People’s Armed Police Force;Tianjin 300162;China;2College of Physics Science;Nankai University;Tianjin 300071;China

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Next-generation sequencing technologies for personalized medicine:promising but challenging
CHEN Geng & SHI TieLiu* Center for Bioinformatics and Computational Biology;Shanghai Key Laboratory of Regulatory Biology;Institute of Biomedical Sciences and School of Life Sciences;East China Normal University;Shanghai 200241;China

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Complete chloroplast genome sequence of Magnolia grandiflora and comparative analysis with related species
LI XiWen1;3;GAO HuanHuan1;2;WANG YiTao3;SONG JingYuan1;HENRY Robert4;WU HeZhen2;HU ZhiGang2;YAO Hui1;LUO HongMei1;LUO Kun1;PAN HongLin2 & CHEN ShiLin1;5* 1Institute of Medicinal Plant Development;Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences;Beijing 100193;China;2Faculty of Pharmacy;Hubei University of Chinese Medicine;Wuhan 430065;China;3Institute of Chinese Medical Science;University of Macao;Macao 999078;China;4Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation;University of Queensland;Brisbane QLD 4072;Australia;5Institute of Chinese Materia Medica;China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences;Beijing 100700;China

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Impact of the next-generation sequencing data depth on various biological result inferences
HOU Rui;YANG ZhenXing;LI MingHui & XIAO HuaSheng* National Engineering Center for Biochip at Shanghai;Shanghai 201203;China

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Critical role of bioinformatics in translating huge amounts of next-generation sequencing data into personalized medicine
HONG HuiXiao1*;ZHANG WenQian2;SHEN Jie1;SU ZhenQiang1;NING BaiTang3;HAN Tao3;PERKINS Roger1;SHI LeMing1 & TONG WeiDa1 1Division of Bioinformatics and Biostatistics;National Center for Toxicological Research;US Food and Drug Administration;Jefferson;AR 72079;USA;2Beijing Genomic Institute;Beishan Industrial Zone;Shenzhen 518083;China;3Division of Systems Biology;National Center for Toxicological Research;US Food and Drug Administration;Jefferson;AR 72079;USA

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Studies on abacavir-induced hypersensitivity reaction:a successful example of translation of pharmacogenetics to personalized medicine
GUO YongLi1;SHI LeMing2;HONG HuiXiao2;SU ZhenQiang2;FUSCOE James1 & NING BaiTang1* 1Division of Systems Biology;National Center for Toxicological Research;the US Food and Drug Administration;Jefferson;AR 72079;USA;2Division of Bioinformatics and Biostatistics;National Center for Toxicological Research;the US Food and Drug Administration;Jefferson;AR 72079;USA

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Dawn of ocular gene therapy:implications for molecular diagnosis in retinal disease
ZANEVELD Jacques;WANG Feng;WANG Xia & CHEN Rui* Human Genome Sequencing Center;Department of Molecular and Human Genetics;Baylor College of Medicine;Houston;Texas 77030;USA

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mRNA enrichment protocols determine the quantification characteristics of external RNA spike-in controls in RNA-Seq studies
QING Tao;YU Ying;DU TingTing & SHI LeMing* Center for Pharmacogenomics;School of Pharmacy;Fudan University;Shanghai 201203;China

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Comparative study of de novo assembly and genome-guided assembly strategies for transcriptome reconstruction based on RNA-Seq
LU BingXin1;2;ZENG ZhenBing2* & SHI TieLiu1* 1Center for Bioinformatics and Computational Biology;Shanghai Key Laboratory of Regulatory Biology;Institute of Biomedical Sciences and School of Life Sciences;East China Normal University;Shanghai 200241;China;2Software Engineering Institute;School of Software Engineering;East China Normal University;Shanghai 200062;China

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Comparative analysis of de novo transcriptome assembly
CLARKE Kaitlin1;YANG Yi1;2;MARSH Ronald2;XIE LingLin3 & ZHANG Ke K.1* 1Bioinformatics Core;Department of Pathology;University of North Dakota;Grand Forks;ND 58202;USA;2Department of Computer Science;University of North Dakota;Grand Forks;ND 58202;USA;3Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology;University of North Dakota;Grand Forks;ND 58202;USA

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