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Li, Yongda, Rochfort, Keith D., Collins, David, Grintzalis, Konstantinos (2023) Development of Sensitive Methods for the Detection of Minimum Concentrations of DNA on Martian Soil Simulants. Life, 13 (10) 1999 doi:10.3390/life13101999

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TitleDevelopment of Sensitive Methods for the Detection of Minimum Concentrations of DNA on Martian Soil Simulants
JournalLife
AuthorsLi, YongdaAuthor
Rochfort, Keith D.Author
Collins, DavidAuthor
Grintzalis, KonstantinosAuthor
Year2023 (September 30)Volume13
Issue10
PublisherMDPI AG
DOIdoi:10.3390/life13101999Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceLi, Yongda, Rochfort, Keith D., Collins, David, Grintzalis, Konstantinos (2023) Development of Sensitive Methods for the Detection of Minimum Concentrations of DNA on Martian Soil Simulants. Life, 13 (10) 1999 doi:10.3390/life13101999
Plain TextLi, Yongda, Rochfort, Keith D., Collins, David, Grintzalis, Konstantinos (2023) Development of Sensitive Methods for the Detection of Minimum Concentrations of DNA on Martian Soil Simulants. Life, 13 (10) 1999 doi:10.3390/life13101999
In(2023, October) Life Vol. 13 (10) MDPI AG

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