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Analysis of the toxic mode of action of silver nanoparticles using stress‐specific bioluminescent bacteria

Hwang et al., 2008

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10367665471602007338
Author
Hwang E
Lee J
Chae Y
Kim Y
Kim B
Sang B
Gu M
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With the recent advances in the nanosciences, many nanoparticles have been produced and utilized in broad fields and applications, such as in electronics, magnetic and optoelectronics, biomedicine, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, energy, the environment, and …
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