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178 related items for PubMed ID: 21112203

  • 1. Rapid whole-cell sensing chip for low-level arsenite detection.
    Chiou CH, Chien LJ, Chou TC, Lin JL, Tseng JT.
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    Tschmelak J, Proll G, Riedt J, Kaiser J, Kraemmer P, Bárzaga L, Wilkinson JS, Hua P, Hole JP, Nudd R, Jackson M, Abuknesha R, Barceló D, Rodriguez-Mozaz S, de Alda MJ, Sacher F, Stien J, Slobodník J, Oswald P, Kozmenko H, Korenková E, Tóthová L, Krascsenits Z, Gauglitz G.
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