Optical properties of porcine dermis in the mid-infrared absorption band of glucose.

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Optical properties of porcine dermis in the mid-infrared absorption band of glucose.

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Annemarie Pucci

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Arthur Schönhals

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Hans Tholl

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Mathias Glasmacher

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Niels Kröger-Lui

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Wolfgang Petrich

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10.1039/C6AN01757F

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