International Primatological Society Leading Journals
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High Impact List of Articles
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RNase 9 Protein Inhibited Capacitation and Acrosome Reaction of Sperms
Liu Jie, Yang Liping, Sun Fude, Sun chengming and Hou yuanyuan Original Article: BioChemistry: An Indian Journal
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RNase 9 Protein Inhibited Capacitation and Acrosome Reaction of Sperms
Liu Jie, Yang Liping, Sun Fude, Sun chengming and Hou yuanyuan Original Article: BioChemistry: An Indian Journal
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Review article: Bioloical factories of metallic nanoparticles
M.A.Nagy Original Article: BioChemistry: An Indian Journal
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Review article: Bioloical factories of metallic nanoparticles
M.A.Nagy Original Article: BioChemistry: An Indian Journal
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Cyclooxygenase-2 gene and MAGE Gene m-RNA in hepatocellular carcinoma
Faten Zahran, Yousri Hussien, Wael El-Sawy, Amal Ghareeb, Ibrahim Mohei, Marwa Sabea Original Article: BioChemistry: An Indian Journal
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Cyclooxygenase-2 gene and MAGE Gene m-RNA in hepatocellular carcinoma
Faten Zahran, Yousri Hussien, Wael El-Sawy, Amal Ghareeb, Ibrahim Mohei, Marwa Sabea Original Article: BioChemistry: An Indian Journal
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Characterization of 31-kda, Tubulin ï¡-1 chain like protein of Euphorbia nivulia Buch.-Ham. Latex
Shamkant B.Badgujar, Raghunath T.Mahajan Original Article: BioChemistry: An Indian Journal
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Characterization of 31-kda, Tubulin ï¡-1 chain like protein of Euphorbia nivulia Buch.-Ham. Latex
Shamkant B.Badgujar, Raghunath T.Mahajan Original Article: BioChemistry: An Indian Journal
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Onion diversity analysis using morphological and molecular approaches
G.G.Adsul, A.V.Dhake, R.M.Kothari Original Article: BioChemistry: An Indian Journal
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Onion diversity analysis using morphological and molecular approaches
G.G.Adsul, A.V.Dhake, R.M.Kothari Original Article: BioChemistry: An Indian Journal
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