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A regenerable biosensing platform for bacterial toxins

Antunez et al., 2020

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14534955931435484681
Author
Antunez E
Mahon C
Tong Z
Voelcker N
Müllner M
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Biomacromolecules

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Waterborne diarrheal diseases such as travelers' diarrhea and cholera remain a threat to public health in many countries. Rapid diagnosis of an infectious disease is critical in preventing the escalation of a disease outbreak into an epidemic. Many of the diagnostic …
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