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New Technique to detect bacteria rapidly and precisely for food safety, homeland security...
Dec 29 2006, Irani

A new technique has been developed for identifying bacteria in its ambient environment using mass spectrometry — called desorption electrospray ionization. This technique could be used for creating a new class of fast, accurate detectors. It can be..

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