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329 related items for PubMed ID: 8237468

  • 1. Flow injection determination of glucose, bile acid and ATP using immobilized enzyme reactor and chemiluminescent assay of NAD(P)H.
    Maeda M, Tsuji A, Ohshima N, Hukuoka M.
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