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A facile fabrication of spherical and beanpod-like magnetic-fluorescent particles with targeting fun
  • ISSN号：0957-4484
  • 期刊名称：Nanotechnology
  • 时间：2012.10.4
  • 页码：425702(8pp)-
  • 相关项目：稀土基富集磷酸化肽的磁性核壳结构材料的合成与质谱检测
作者： Jilin Zhang|Gong Cheng|Guangyan Hong|Jiazuan Ni|
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