Ingenious Dual-Photoelectrode Internal-Driven Self-Powered Sensing Platform for the Power Generation and Simultaneous Microcystin Monitoring Based on the Membrane/Mediator-Free Photofuel Cell
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Fabricating photoelectrochemical aptasensor for selectively monitoring microcystin-LR residues in fish based on visible light-responsive BiOBr nanoflakes/N-doped graphene photoelectrode
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