A novel cholinesterase assay for the evaluation of neurotoxin poisoning based on the electron-transfer promotion effect of thiocholine on an Au electrode

A novel cholinesterase assay for the evaluation of neurotoxin poisoning based on the electron-transfer promotion effect of thiocholine on an Au electrode
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10.1016/j.snb.2019.126893
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2019-11
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Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical
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H. Shimada;Y. Kiyozumi;Y. Koga;Y. Ogata;Y. Katsuda;Yusuke Kitamura;M. Iwatsuki;Katsuhiko Nishiyama;Hideo Baba;T. Ihara
H. Shimada;Y. Kiyozumi;Y. Koga;Y. Ogata;Y. Katsuda;Yusuke Kitamura;M. Iwatsuki;Katsuhiko Nishiyama;Hideo Baba;T. Ihara
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H. Shimada;Y. Kiyozumi;Y. Koga;Y. Ogata;Y. Katsuda;Yusuke Kitamura;M. Iwatsuki;Katsuhiko Nishiyama;Hideo Baba;T. Ihara

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