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Engineered “hot” core–shell nanostructures for patterned detection of chloramphenicol

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Authors: Wenjing Yan, Yang Longping, Hong Zhuang, Haizhou Wu, Jianhao Zhang

Journal: Biosensors and Bioelectronics

Published: 4 November 2015 · Vol. 78, 67–72

Article: Engineered “hot” core–shell nanostructures for patterned detection of chloramphenicol

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