Acetylcholinesterase Is a Potential Biomarker for a Broad Spectrum of Organic Environmental Pollutants
Hualing Fu(Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences), Bin Zhao(Northwestern Polytechnical University), Haiming Xu(Beijing Normal University), Zhiling Guo(University of Birmingham), Yingjie Xia(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology), Li Xu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yangsheng Chen(University of Chinese Academy of Sciences), Heidi Qunhui Xie(University of Chinese Academy of Sciences), Tuan Xu(University of Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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