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  • 30. Chemical residues and contaminants in foods of animal origin in Korea during the past decade.
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    Gao F, Zhang QD, Zhang ZH, Yan XD, Zhang HC, Wang JP.
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    Delatour T, Racault L, Bessaire T, Desmarchelier A.
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