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Bacteriophage amplification-assisted lateral flow biosensor for rapid viability-targeted screening of Salmonella in chicken meat.
Salmonella contamination in poultry meat remains a major global food safety concern, necessitating rapid and reliable viability-targeted detection methods. Here, we developed a platform of phage amplification (PA)-assisted lateral flow biosensor for rapid screening of viable Salmonella in chicken me
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