Selective recognition in potentiometric transduction of amoxicillin by molecularly imprinted materials

Author： Guerreiro J. Sales M. Moreira Felismina Rebelo Tânia

ISSN： 1438-2377

Source： European Food Research and Technology A, Vol.232, Iss.1, 2011-01, pp. : 39-50

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