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Review : Advances in Rapid Detection Methods for Foodborne Pathogens

( Xi Hong Zhao ) ( Chii Wann Lin ) ( Jun Wang ) ( Deog Hwan Oh ) 2014년

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  • biosensor-basedmethods
  • foodborne pathogen
  • immunologicalmethods
  • nucleic-acid-basedmethods
  • rapid detection
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