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Research Progress on In Vivo Optical Sensing and Monitoring of Glucose
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    • Research Progress on In Vivo Optical Sensing and Monitoring of Glucose

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    • “Abnormal glucose metabolism is closely related to disease. Optical sensing technology is expected to improve the monitoring experience of diabetes and provide a new tool for diabetes management.”
    • Chinese Journal of Luminescence   Pages: 1-17(2025)

    • DOI：10.37188/CJL.20250160    

      CLC： R318
    • CSTR：32170.14.CJL.20250160    

    • Published Online：30 September 2025，

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  • WU Zhuli,GONG Mingyue,LU Yao,et al.Research Progress on In Vivo Optical Sensing and Monitoring of Glucose[J].Chinese Journal of Luminescence, DOI：10.37188/CJL.20250160 CSTR： 32170.14.CJL.20250160.

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