Drosophotoxicology: An Emerging Research Area for Assessing Nanoparticles Interaction with Living Organisms
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Alexandru Al. Ecovoiu | Attila Cristian Ratiu | Mariana Carmen Chifiriuc | M. Chifiriuc | A. Ecovoiu | Marcela Popa | M. Popa | A. C. Ratiu
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