Email this article A STUDY ON THE USE OF CARBON QUANTUM DOTS ON hCG IMMUNE ANALYSIS
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Received: 30/01/20 Revised: 27/02/20 Published: 28/02/20Authors
1. Mai Xuan Dung
, Hanoi Pedagogical University 22. Nguyen Thi Quynh, Hanoi Pedagogical University 2 VNU - University of Science
3. Thao Van Ta, Hanoi Medical University
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