journal article·2025-03-11

Multi-purpose Surface Plasmon Resonance Sensor with Enhanced Sensitivity for Detecting Anemia and Monitoring Glucose Levels

Mohamed Esseddik Ouardi, Kada Abdelhafid Meradi, Fatima Tayeboun, Sagr Alamri, S. K. Awasthi, Arafa H. Aly

Plasmonics· Volume 20· Issue 10
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