Determination of percent content of camel milk in adulterated milk samples by normalized real-time PCR system based on single-copy nuclear genes.
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Shuming Yang | Ailiang Chen | Tingting Li | Yan Zhao | Zhiying Wang | Lu Qiao | Wenjie Yu | Shanshan Li | Rui Liu
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