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829 related items for PubMed ID: 29455281

  • 1. Sensitive colorimetric assay for uric acid and glucose detection based on multilayer-modified paper with smartphone as signal readout.
    Wang X, Li F, Cai Z, Liu K, Li J, Zhang B, He J.
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