Microbial biosensor for p-nitrophenol using Moraxella sp.
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Ashok Mulchandani | Joseph Wang | Priti Mulchandani | Wilfred Chen | A. Mulchandani | Joseph Wang | P. Mulchandani | Y. Lei | Wilfred Chen | Yu Lei
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