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Luo, Yang
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Wang, Jing
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spellingShingle Lian, Zheng, Chan, Yue, Luo, Yang, Yang, Xiaogang, Koh, Kai Seng, Wang, Jing, Chen, George Zheng, Ren, Yong, He, Jun, ELECTROPHORESIS, Microfluidic formation of highly monodispersed multiple cored droplets using needle‐based system in parallel mode, Clinical Biochemistry, Biochemistry, Analytical Chemistry
title Microfluidic formation of highly monodispersed multiple cored droplets using needle‐based system in parallel mode
title_full Microfluidic formation of highly monodispersed multiple cored droplets using needle‐based system in parallel mode
title_fullStr Microfluidic formation of highly monodispersed multiple cored droplets using needle‐based system in parallel mode
title_full_unstemmed Microfluidic formation of highly monodispersed multiple cored droplets using needle‐based system in parallel mode
title_short Microfluidic formation of highly monodispersed multiple cored droplets using needle‐based system in parallel mode
title_sort microfluidic formation of highly monodispersed multiple cored droplets using needle‐based system in parallel mode
title_unstemmed Microfluidic formation of highly monodispersed multiple cored droplets using needle‐based system in parallel mode
topic Clinical Biochemistry, Biochemistry, Analytical Chemistry
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/elps.201900403