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In Vitro Lethality of Fenbendazole to the Eyeworm Oxyspirura petrowi

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By Jeremiah Leach, Hannah N. Suber, Emilynn Banks, Ashley Kaskocsak
| MDPI
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Metabolite monitoring concept for the biometric identification of individuals from the skin surface

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By Mindy Greco, at Albany, Morgan Eldridge, Emilynn Banks
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Metabolite monitoring concept for the biometric identification of individuals from the skin surface This study aims at proof of concept that constant monitoring of the concentrations of metabolites in three individuals’ sweat over time can differentiate one from another at any given time, providing investigators and analysts with increased ability and means to individualize this bountiful biological sample.
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Metabolite Monitoring Concept for Biometric Identification of Individuals from the Skin Surface

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By Jan Halámek, Morgan Eldridge, Emilynn Banks, Mindy Greco
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Metabolite Monitoring Concept for Biometric Identification of Individuals from the Skin Surface This study aims at proving of concept that constant monitoring of the concentrations of metabolites in three individuals’ sweat over time can differentiate one from another at any given time, providing investigators and analysts with increased ability and means to individualize this bountiful biological sample.
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