Quantitative determination of testosterone levels with biolayer interferometry.
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Wei Li | Yuanhua Yu | Wei Li | Hao Zhang | Hong Luo | Guangming Xiong | Yuanhua Yu | G. Xiong | Hao Zhang | Hong Luo
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