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142 related items for PubMed ID: 37080519

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    Cavallin JE, Beihoffer J, Blackwell BR, Cole AR, Ekman DR, Hofer R, Jastrow A, Kinsey J, Keteles K, Maloney EM, Parman J, Winkelman DL, Villeneuve DL.
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    Zhou H, Zhang Q, Wang X, Zhang Q, Ma L, Zhan Y.
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    Esteban S, Moreno-Merino L, Matellanes R, Catalá M, Gorga M, Petrovic M, López de Alda M, Barceló D, Silva A, Durán JJ, López-Martínez J, Valcárcel Y.
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  • 74. Fate of pharmaceuticals in a spray-irrigation system: From wastewater to groundwater.
    Kibuye FA, Gall HE, Elkin KR, Ayers B, Veith TL, Miller M, Jacob S, Hayden KR, Watson JE, Elliott HA.
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  • 78. New insight into fate and transport of organic compounds from pollution sources to aquatic environment using non-targeted screening: A wastewater treatment plant case study.
    Zhang Q, Xu H, Song N, Liu S, Wang Y, Ye F, Ju Y, Jiao S, Shi L.
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