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Microencapsulation techniques towards building a sensor: A study of factors affecting enzyme encapsulation and stability

Nayak, 2005

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Nayak S
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Minimally and non-invasive glucose sensing techniques are instrumental in improving the quality of life of diabetics, point-of-care testing, critical care monitoring, development of new anti-diabetic drugs or therapeutic compounds, and the study of basic physiology. The overall …
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