Developing a fast electrochemical aptasensor method for the quantitative detection of penicillin G residue in milk with high sensitivity and good anti-fouling ability
Authors:
- Zhigang YuZYZhigang Yu
- Pei CuiPCPei Cui
- Yangkejia XiangYXYangkejia Xiang
- Bingjie LiBLBingjie Li
- Xianda HanXHXianda Han
- Wenbing ShiWSWenbing Shi
- Hong YanHYHong Yan
- Guiling ZhangGZGuiling Zhang
- 1 September 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Microchemical Journal
- Vol. 157
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Funding Information
- Scientific Research Foundation of Yangtze Normal University (2017KYQD122)
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (51473042, 21776054)
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