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High-performance assay of HepG2 cells through inertial separation in a microfluidic chip coupled with fluorescence and photoelectrochemical detection

Zihan Ding, Qingfeng Lin, Xingxing Xu, Xue Tang, Xue Zhang, Wei Li, Yanying Wang, Chunya Li, Chunya Li

2023Sensors and Actuators B Chemical19 citationsDOI

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