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Detection of biological warfare agents using biosensors

Banoub et al., 2020

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6143071766144222268
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Banoub J
Mikhael A
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Toxic Chemical and Biological Agents: Detection, Diagnosis and Health Concerns

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This chapter surveys the current detection technologies used in commercially available biosensors for identifying biological warfare agents (BAs). Much of the content presented was obtained from the open-source literature and is an introduction to biosensor …
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