Biochemical Engineering for 2001 pp 621-624 | Cite as
Development of a Novel EN-FET as Pesticide Monitor
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Abstract
The widespread and long-term use of organophosphorus and carbamate pesticides are becoming increasingly a threat aganst living organisms, aside from the target insects[1]. Analytical technique s of high sensitivity, accuracy, and simplicity are in great demand from the agricultural industry and public health authorities[2-4].
Keywords
Butyrylcholinesterase H+-ISFET ENFET organophosphorus pesticide carbamate pesticides.Preview
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