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2015
G. Y. Hou, Zhou, H. L., Cao, T., Xun, W. J., Wang, D. J., Shi, L. G., Guan, S., Wang, D. F., and Li, M., “Expression and variation of Myf5 and MyoD1 genes in different tissues of Wuzhishan pigs”, vol. 14, pp. 3729-3735, 2015.
2014
D. N. Feng, Yang, Y. H., Wang, D. J., Meng, D. C., Fu, R., Wang, J. J., and Yu, Z. H., “Mutational analysis of podocyte genes in children with sporadic steroid-resistant nephrotic syndrome”, vol. 13, pp. 9514-9522, 2014.
2012
Z. H. Yu, Wang, D. J., Meng, D. C., Huang, J., and Nie, X. J., “Mutations in NPHS1 in a Chinese child with congenital nephrotic syndrome”, vol. 11, pp. 1460-1464, 2012.
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