Measurement of tear glucose levels with amperometric glucose biosensor/capillary tube configuration.
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Mark E Meyerhoff | M. Meyerhoff | Gang Su | Bo Peng | T. Major | B. Cohan | Bruce E Cohan | Terry C Major | Qinyi Yan | Bo Peng | Gang Su | Qinyi Yan
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