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Azizur Rahman1,2,3
1Centre for Climate Change Research, University of Toronto, ONRamp at UTE, Toronto, ON M5G 0C6, Canada.
Marine Drugs
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Marine collagen and chitin derived from marine organisms are gaining significant attention for their diverse applications across various fields [...].
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