A Summary of the Practice of Applying Molecular Biological Techniques in TCM Scientific Research Field
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A Summary of the Practice of Applying Molecular Biological Techniques in TCM Scientific Research Field
Journal of Beijing University of traditional Chinese MedicineVol. 0, Issue 6, Pages: 27-30(1998)
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北京中医药大学脑病研究室,北京,100029
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CLC:R2-03
Published:1998
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Lei Yan. A Summary of the Practice of Applying Molecular Biological Techniques in TCM Scientific Research Field[J]. Journal of Beijing University of traditional Chinese Medicine, 1998, 0(6): 27-30.
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Lei Yan. A Summary of the Practice of Applying Molecular Biological Techniques in TCM Scientific Research Field[J]. Journal of Beijing University of traditional Chinese Medicine, 1998, 0(6): 27-30.DOI:
A Summary of the Practice of Applying Molecular Biological Techniques in TCM Scientific Research Field
The application of molecular biological theory and techniques in TCM research field in recent years and the importance of it are discussed in the paper. The authors point out that the introduction of new molecular biological techniques into TCM scientific research field not only provides new means and methods for explaining TCM theories
deepening the understanding of the essence of diseases
studying the pharmacology of Chinese drugs and developing new medical preparations
but also gives inspiring thoughts on developing new diagnostic and treating techniques
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