Temperature Effect on Ionic Current and ssDNA Transport through Nanopores.
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V. Viasnoff | M. Martinho | M. Muthukumar | L. Auvray | J. Pelta | J. Mathé | M. Pastoriza-Gallego | L. Payet | Céline Merstorf | Manuela Pastoriza-Gallego
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