Miniaturized bacterial biosensor system for arsenic detection holds great promise for making integrated measurement device
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Jan Roelof van der Meer | Nina Buffi | Harald van Lintel | P. Renaud | H. van Lintel | J. R. van der Meer | S. Beggah | Philippe Renaud | N. Buffi | Davide Merulla | Julien Beutier | Fanny Barbaud | Davide Merulla | Julien Beutier | Fanny Barbaud | Siham Beggah
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