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glutathione graphene oxide Cu2O/NiOx/graphene modified glassy carbon electrode for the enhanced electrochemical oxidation of reduced and nonenzyme glucose sensor A graphene oxide-based switch-on fluorescent

Name: glutathione graphene oxide Cu2O/NiOx/graphene modified glassy carbon electrode for the enhanced electrochemical oxidation of reduced and nonenzyme glucose sensor A graphene oxide-based switch-on fluorescent
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A graphene oxide based switch on fluorescent probe for glutathione detection and cancer diagnosis ScienceDirect What is Glutathione? GoldBio Highly sensitive electrochemical sensor for glutathione detection using zinc oxide quantum dots anchored on reduced graphene oxide ScienceDirect glutathione graphene Gamma Irradiation Synthesis of Sugar Derived Carbon Dot Functionalized Glutathione for Hg2+ Detection and Antioxidant Activity Preparation of a reduced graphene oxide poly l glutathione nanocomposite for electrochemical detection of 4 aminophenol in orange juice samples Analytical Methods (RSC Publishing) Grafting of glutathione to magnetic graphene oxide and application for the determination of As(iii) (v) in food samples via a zeta potential analyzer New Journal of Chemistry (RSC Publishing)

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