A fluorescence-based microbial sensor for the selective detection of gold.
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Hsueh-Wei Tseng | Yi-Jung Tsai | Jia-Ho Yen | Pei-Hsuan Chen | Yi-Chun Yeh | Y. Yeh | Y. Tsai | H. Tseng | Jia-Ho Yen | P. Chen
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