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M, and a good selectivity to distinguish adenosine from its analogues. The recoveries of adenosine in human serum are from 91% to 94%, demonstrating that the system works well in biological fluids. The proposed sensing strategy is anticipated to hold promise in biochemical research, clinical diagnosis and disease treatment.
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