Regulatory-compliant detection of tetracycline food contaminants: A polyindole-based chemosensoric approach for food safety monitoring and toxicological risk mitigation
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- ICAR - National Agricultural Science Fund (NASF/PA-10016/2023-24)
- UGC-DAE Consortium for Scientific Research, University Grants Commission (CRS/2021-22/04/617)
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