Metabolic Biofouling of Glucose Sensors in Vivo: Role of Tissue Microhemorrhages
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Ben Feldman | Zenghe Liu | T. Henning | B. Feldman | U. Klueh | D. Kreutzer | Zenghe Liu | B. Cho | Tianmei Ouyang | Ulrike Klueh | Tianmei Ouyang | Brian Cho | Don Kreutzer | Timothy P Henning
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