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A 3D-bioprinted biosensor for on-site sulfamethazine monitoring complemented by in silico analysis of its thyroid neoplasms toxicity mechanism

Aug 2026 · Journal of Food Measurement & Characterization · Vol 20, pp. 15046 - 15060 · 0 citations · 34 references

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A novel 3D-bioprinted biosensor for food safety with an in-silico risk assessment to contextualize its application is developed and identified the biological processes most susceptible to SM2 perturbation within the context of thyroid neoplasia.

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