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Volume 35, Issue 11-12
June 1997
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ISSN 0273-1223
EISSN 1996-9732
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Research Articles

Waterborne adenovirus: a risk assessment
K.D. Crabtree; C.P. Gerba; J.B. Rose; C.N. Haas
View articletitled, Waterborne adenovirus: a risk assessment
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Epidemiology of endemic gastrointestinal and respiratory diseases: incidence, fraction attributable to tap water and costs to society
P. Payment
View articletitled, Epidemiology of endemic gastrointestinal and respiratory diseases: incidence, fraction attributable to tap water and costs to society
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Waterborne Campylobacter in Sweden: the cost of an outbreak
Y. Andersson; B. de Jong; A. Studahl
View articletitled, Waterborne Campylobacter in Sweden: the cost of an outbreak
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Development of a risk assessment approach for evaluating wastewater reuse standards for agriculture
H. Shuval; Y. Lampert; B. Fattal
View articletitled, Development of a risk assessment approach for evaluating wastewater reuse standards for agriculture
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Health significance of pigmented bacteria in drinking water
P.A. Rusin; J.B. Rose; C.P. Gerba
View articletitled, Health significance of pigmented bacteria in drinking water
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Risk assessment of Campylobacter species in shellfish: identifying the unknown
P. Teunis; A. Havelaar; J. Vliegenthart; G. Roessink
View articletitled, Risk assessment of Campylobacter species in shellfish: identifying the unknown
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The effect of type of water supply on water quality in a developing community in South Africa
B. Genthe; N. Strauss; J. Seager; C. Vundule; F. Maforah ...
View articletitled, The effect of type of water supply on water quality in a developing community in South Africa
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Private water supplies and the local authority role: results of a UK national survey
K.M. Shepherd; A.P. Wyn-Jones
View articletitled, Private water supplies and the local authority role: results of a UK national survey
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Microbiological quality of bottled water
L. Fewtrell; D. Kay; M. Wyer; A. Godfree; G. O'Neill
View articletitled, Microbiological quality of bottled water
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Evaluation of a portable water purification system for the removal of enteric pathogens
J. E. Naranjo; Cl. Chaidez; M. Quiñonez; C. P. Gerba; J. Olson ...
View articletitled, Evaluation of a portable water purification system for the removal of enteric pathogens
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Microbiology of the space shuttle water system
D. W. Koenig; D. L. Pierson
View articletitled, Microbiology of the space shuttle water system
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Assessment of a water filtration device for household use in rural communities in Mexico
M. Galván; J. de Victorica
View articletitled, Assessment of a water filtration device for household use in rural communities in Mexico
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A study on the injury process of escherichia coli induced by chlorine
K. Tosa; T. Hirata; K. Taguchi
View articletitled, A study on the injury process of escherichia coli induced by chlorine
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Evaluation of the disinfection potential of low chlorine concentrations in tap water using immobilised enterococcus faecium in a continuous flow device
A. Wiedenmann; M. Braun; K. Botzenhart
View articletitled, Evaluation of the disinfection potential of low chlorine concentrations in tap water using immobilised enterococcus faecium in a continuous flow device
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Inactivation of indigenous bacteria in water by ozone and chlorine
J. C. Joret; V. Mennecart; C. Robert; B. Compagnon; P. Cervantes
View articletitled, Inactivation of indigenous bacteria in water by ozone and chlorine
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Silver and hydrogen peroxide as potential drinking water disinfectants: their bactericidal effects and possible modes of action
R. Pedahzur; H. I. Shuval; S. Ulitzur
View articletitled, Silver and hydrogen peroxide as potential drinking water disinfectants: their bactericidal effects and possible modes of action
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Photocatalytic bactericidal activity of TiO2 in aqueous suspensions of E. coli
M. Bekbölet
View articletitled, Photocatalytic bactericidal activity of TiO<sub>2</sub> in aqueous suspensions of E. coli
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Photocatalytic inactivation of phage Qβ by immobilized titanium dioxide mediated photocatalyst
S. Lee; K. Nishida; M. Otaki; S. Ohgaki
View articletitled, Photocatalytic inactivation of phage Qβ by immobilized titanium dioxide mediated photocatalyst
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UV ability to inactivate microorganisms combined with factors affecting radiation
A. M. Shaban; G. E. El-Taweel; G. H. Ali
View articletitled, UV ability to inactivate microorganisms combined with factors affecting radiation
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Influence of lamp intensity and water transmittance on the UV disinfection of water
R. Sommer; A. Cabaj; W. Pribil; T. Haider
View articletitled, Influence of lamp intensity and water transmittance on the UV disinfection of water
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A situational analysis of the microbial water quality in a peri-urban catchment in South Africa
S. N. Venter; M. C. Steynberg; C. M. E. de Wet; D. Hohls; G. du Plessis ...
View articletitled, A situational analysis of the microbial water quality in a peri-urban catchment in South Africa
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Abundance of bacteriophages of enteric bacteria in different freshwater environments
R. Araujo; J. Lasobras; A. Puig; F. Lucena; J. Jofre
View articletitled, Abundance of bacteriophages of enteric bacteria in different freshwater environments
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Relationship between the morphology of bacteriophages and their persistence in the environment
J. Lasobras; M. Muniesa; J. Frías; F. Lucena; J. Jofre
View articletitled, Relationship between the morphology of bacteriophages and their persistence in the environment
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Stormwater runoff from typical developed and developing South African urban developments: definitely not for swimming
P. Jagals
View articletitled, Stormwater runoff from typical developed and developing South African urban developments: definitely not for swimming
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Viral and bacterial contamination of groundwater from on-site sewage treatment systems
J. E. Scandura; M. D. Sobsey
View articletitled, Viral and bacterial contamination of groundwater from on-site sewage treatment systems
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Sanitary quality of sands from beaches of azores islands
B. Mendes; P. Urbano; C. Alves; N. Lapa; J. Morais ...
View articletitled, Sanitary quality of sands from beaches of azores islands
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Non-outfall sources of faecal indicator organisms affecting the compliance of coastal waters with directive 76/160/EEC
M. D. Wyer; G. O'Neill; D. Kay; J. Crowther; G. Jackson ...
View articletitled, Non-outfall sources of faecal indicator organisms affecting the compliance of coastal waters with directive 76/160/EEC
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Assessment of the exposure of swimmers to microbiological contaminants in fresh waters
G. J. Medema; I. A. van Asperen; A. H. Havelaar
View articletitled, Assessment of the exposure of swimmers to microbiological contaminants in fresh waters
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Bacteriophages are a better indicator of illness rates than bacteria amongst users of a white water course fed by a lowland river
J. V. Lee; S. R. Dawson; S. Ward; S. B. Surman; K. R. Neal
View articletitled, Bacteriophages are a better indicator of illness rates than bacteria amongst users of a white water course fed by a lowland river
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Does hepatitis a pose a significant health risk to recreational water users?
A. J. Gammie; A. P. Wyn-Jones
View articletitled, Does hepatitis a pose a significant health risk to recreational water users?
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Sources of faecal indicator bacteria in a brackish, tropical stream and their impact on recreational water quality
B. M. Roll; R. S. Fujioka
View articletitled, Sources of faecal indicator bacteria in a brackish, tropical stream and their impact on recreational water quality
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Virus removal by the domestic wastewater treatment system named Johkasou
M. Kaneko
View articletitled, Virus removal by the domestic wastewater treatment system named Johkasou
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Evaluation of the wastewater treatment plant of Rome airport
R. Gabrieli; M. Divizia; D. Donia; V. Ruscio; L. Bonadonna ...
View articletitled, Evaluation of the wastewater treatment plant of Rome airport
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Bacterial removal in three pilot-scale wastewater treatment systems for rural areas
M. Garcia; E. Bécares
View articletitled, Bacterial removal in three pilot-scale wastewater treatment systems for rural areas
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Listeria species incidence and characterisation in a river receiving town sewage from a sewage treatment plant
M. P. Combarro; M. González; M. Araujo; A. C. Amezaga; R. A. Sueiro ...
View articletitled, Listeria species incidence and characterisation in a river receiving town sewage from a sewage treatment plant
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Microorganism removal in wastewater stabilisation ponds in maracaibo, Venezuela
L. Botero; M. Montiel; P. Estrada; M. Villalobos; L. Herrera
View articletitled, Microorganism removal in wastewater stabilisation ponds in maracaibo, Venezuela
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A survey of the microbial quality of wastewaters in Ismailia, Egypt and the implications for wastewater reuse
R. Stott; T. Jenkins; M. Shabana; E. May
View articletitled, A survey of the microbial quality of wastewaters in Ismailia, Egypt and the implications for wastewater reuse
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Sunlight wavelengths inactivating faecal indicator microorganisms in waste stabilisation ponds
R. J. Davies-Colley; A. M. Donnison; D. J. Speed
View articletitled, Sunlight wavelengths inactivating faecal indicator microorganisms in waste stabilisation ponds
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virus inactivation during disinfection of wastewater by chlorination and UV irradiation and the efficacy of F+ bacteriophage as a ‘viral indicator’
J. A. Tree; M. R. Adams; D. N. Lees
View articletitled, virus inactivation during disinfection of wastewater by chlorination and UV irradiation and the efficacy of F<sup>+</sup> bacteriophage as a ‘viral indicator’
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The disinfection of wastewater by ultraviolet light
B. Moreno; F. Goñi; O. Fernandez; J. A. Martínez; M. Astigarraga
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Effects of peracetic acid and UV irradiation on the inactivation of coliphages in wastewater
R. L. Rajala-Mustonen; P. S. Toivola; H. Heinonen-Tanski
View articletitled, Effects of peracetic acid and UV irradiation on the inactivation of coliphages in wastewater
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Persistence of human astrovirus in fresh and marine water
A. Bosch; R. M. Pintó; C. Villena; F. X. Abad
View articletitled, Persistence of human astrovirus in fresh and marine water
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Survival of cryptosporidium parvum, escherichia coli, faecal enterococci and clostridium perfringens in river water: influence of temperature and autochthonous microorganisms
G. J. Medema; M. Bahar; F. M. Schets
View articletitled, Survival of cryptosporidium parvum, escherichia coli, faecal enterococci and clostridium perfringens in river water: influence of temperature and autochthonous microorganisms
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How good is modelling of microbial survival in fluvial systems?
V. S. Springthorpe; C. L. Loh; S. A. Sattar
View articletitled, How good is modelling of microbial survival in fluvial systems?
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Survival of giardia, cryptosporidium, poliovirus and salmonella in marine waters
D. C. Johnson; C. E. Enriquez; I. L. Pepper; T. L. Davis; C. P. Gerba ...
View articletitled, Survival of giardia, cryptosporidium, poliovirus and salmonella in marine waters
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Regrowth of faecal coliforms and salmonellae in stored biosolids and soil amended with biosolids
R. A. Gibbs; C. J. Hu; G. E. Ho; I. Unkovich
View articletitled, Regrowth of faecal coliforms and salmonellae in stored biosolids and soil amended with biosolids
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T90 as a tool for engineers: interest and limits
J. F. Guillaud; A. Derrien; M. Gourmelon; M. Pommepuy
View articletitled, T90 as a tool for engineers: interest and limits
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Prevention of bacterial growth in drinking water distribution systems
Ph. Piriou; S. Dukan; Y. Levi; P. A. Jarrige
View articletitled, Prevention of bacterial growth in drinking water distribution systems
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Chlorine sensitivity of environmental, distribution system and biofilm coliforms
D. P. Sartory; P. Holmes
View articletitled, Chlorine sensitivity of environmental, distribution system and biofilm coliforms
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Survival of legionella pneumophila and salmonella typhimurium in biofilm systems
R. Armon; J. Starosvetzky; T. Arbel; M. Green
View articletitled, Survival of legionella pneumophila and salmonella typhimurium in biofilm systems
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Microbial growth and assimilable organic carbon in finnish drinking waters
I. Miettinen; T. Vartiainen; P. J. Martikainen
View articletitled, Microbial growth and assimilable organic carbon in finnish drinking waters
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Outbreak of Legionellosis in a tourist complex in Lanzarote concomitant with a treatment of the water system with megadoses of polyphosphates
S. Crespí; J. Ferra
View articletitled, Outbreak of Legionellosis in a tourist complex in Lanzarote concomitant with a treatment of the water system with megadoses of polyphosphates
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Virus behaviour within a distribution system
F. Quignon; L. Kiene; Y. Levi; M. Sardin; L. Schwartzbrod
View articletitled, Virus behaviour within a distribution system
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Evaluation of chlorine dioxide (ClO2) for the control of biofilms
J. T. Walker; M. Morales
View articletitled, Evaluation of chlorine dioxide (ClO<sub>2</sub>) for the control of biofilms
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Enterococci in the New Zealand environment: implications for water quality monitoring
S. A. Anderson; S. J. Turner; G. D. Lewis
View articletitled, Enterococci in the New Zealand environment: implications for water quality monitoring
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Evaluation of escherichia coli as the main indicator of faecal pollution
D. Baudišová
View articletitled, Evaluation of escherichia coli as the main indicator of faecal pollution
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Detection of sewage-derived escherichia coli in a rural stream using multiplex PCR and automated DNA detection
S. J. Turner; G. D. Lewis; A. R. Bellamy
View articletitled, Detection of sewage-derived escherichia coli in a rural stream using multiplex PCR and automated DNA detection
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Biochemical fingerprinting of coliform bacterial populations – comparisons between polluted river water and factory effluents
I. Kühn; G. Allestam; M. Engdahl; T.-A. Stenström
View articletitled, Biochemical fingerprinting of coliform bacterial populations – comparisons between polluted river water and factory effluents
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Transport of escherichia coli through soil to groundwater traced by randomly amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD)
R. Rothmaier; A. Weidenmann; K. Botzenhart
View articletitled, Transport of escherichia coli through soil to groundwater traced by randomly amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD)
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Bacteriophages infecting various bacteroides fragilis strains differ in their capacity to distinguish human from animal faecal pollution
A. Puig; J. Jofre; R. Araujo
View articletitled, Bacteriophages infecting various bacteroides fragilis strains differ in their capacity to distinguish human from animal faecal pollution
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Unique cultural methods used to detect viable cryptosporidium parvum oocysts in environmental samples
T. R. Slifko; D. E. Friedman; J. B. Rose; S. J. Upton; W. Jakubowski
View articletitled, Unique cultural methods used to detect viable cryptosporidium parvum oocysts in environmental samples
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The status of UK methods for the detection of cryptosporidium spp oocysts and giardia spp cysts in water concentrates
H. V. Smith; C. R. Hayes
View articletitled, The status of UK methods for the detection of cryptosporidium spp oocysts and giardia spp cysts in water concentrates
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Evaluation of a procedure for detection of viable giardia cysts in wastewater sludge
L. Thiriat; V. Bigot; J. Schwartzbrod
View articletitled, Evaluation of a procedure for detection of viable giardia cysts in wastewater sludge
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The presence of Giardia and Cryptosporidium in surface waters and effluents in Israel
U. Zuckerman; D. Gold; G. Shelef; R. Armon
View articletitled, The presence of Giardia and Cryptosporidium in surface waters and effluents in Israel
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Occurrence of Cryptosporidium spp oocysts and Giardia spp cysts in sewage influents and effluents from treatment plants in England
Z. Bukhari; H. V. Smith; N. Sykes; S. W. Humphreys; C. A. Paton ...
View articletitled, Occurrence of Cryptosporidium spp oocysts and Giardia spp cysts in sewage influents and effluents from treatment plants in England
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Removal of Cryptosporidium from river water by crossflow microfiltration: a pilot-scale study
C. Drozd; J. Schwartzbrod
View articletitled, Removal of Cryptosporidium from river water by crossflow microfiltration: a pilot-scale study
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Immunomagnetic separation of Cryptosporidium oocysts from water samples: round robin comparison of techniques
A. Campbell; H. Smith
View articletitled, Immunomagnetic separation of <em>Cryptosporidium</em> oocysts from water samples: round robin comparison of techniques
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Evaluation of drinking water treatment plant efficiency in microorganism removal by the coliphage, total coliform and H2S paper strip tests
M. T. Martins; G. Castillo; B. J. Dutka
View articletitled, Evaluation of drinking water treatment plant efficiency in microorganism removal by the coliphage, total coliform and H<sub>2</sub>S paper strip tests
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Enumeration of E. coli in environmental waters and wastewater using a chromogenic medium
B. S. W. Ho; T.-Y. Tam
View articletitled, Enumeration of E. coli in environmental waters and wastewater using a chromogenic medium
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Rapid detection of coliform bacteria and influence of non-target bacteria
L. Fiksdal; I. Tryland; H. Nelis
View articletitled, Rapid detection of coliform bacteria and influence of non-target bacteria
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Impact of chlorine injury on reaction kinetics of coliforms and E. coli in colisureTM and LTB
G. McFeters; M. Pickett; S. Broadaway; B. Pyle
View articletitled, Impact of chlorine injury on reaction kinetics of coliforms and <em>E. coli</em> in colisure<sup>TM</sup> and LTB
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Rapid PCR-based monitoring of infectious enteroviruses in drinking water
K. S. Reynolds; C. P. Gerba; I. L. Pepper
View articletitled, Rapid PCR-based monitoring of infectious enteroviruses in drinking water
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Rapid detection of viable enteroviruses in water by tissue culture and semi-nested polymerase chain reaction
K. Murrin; J. Slade
View articletitled, Rapid detection of viable enteroviruses in water by tissue culture and semi-nested polymerase chain reaction
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Development of a rapid method for the enumeration of bacteria in potable water
D. T. Reynolds; E. J. Fricker; D. Purdy; C. R. Fricker
View articletitled, Development of a rapid method for the enumeration of bacteria in potable water
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Detection of enterococci with rRNA targeted DNA probes and their use for hygienic drinking water control
H. Meier; C. Koob; W. Ludwig; R. Amann; E. Frahm ...
View articletitled, Detection of enterococci with rRNA targeted DNA probes and their use for hygienic drinking water control
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Round robin investigation of glass wool method for poliovirus recovery from drinking water and sea water
Ph. Vilaginès; B. Sarrette; H. Champsaur; B. Hugues; S. Dubrou ...
View articletitled, Round robin investigation of glass wool method for poliovirus recovery from drinking water and sea water
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Evaluation of flow-cytometry for the monitoring of infectious human rotavirus in water
F. X. Abad; A. Bosch; J. Comas; D. Villalba; R. M. Pintó
View articletitled, Evaluation of flow-cytometry for the monitoring of infectious human rotavirus in water
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Optimisation of the PEG reconcentration procedure for virus detection by cell culture or genomic amplification
Ph. Vilaginès; A. Suarez; B. Sarrette; R. Vilaginès
View articletitled, Optimisation of the PEG reconcentration procedure for virus detection by cell culture or genomic amplification
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Use of an RT-PCR internal control to evaluate viral removal
F. Le Guyader; D. Menard; E. Dubois; L. Haugarreau; H. Kopecka ...
View articletitled, Use of an RT-PCR internal control to evaluate viral removal
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Application of microbiological (certified) reference materials
K. A. Mooijman; A. H. Havelaar
View articletitled, Application of microbiological (certified) reference materials
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Water virology external quality assurance scheme: experiences over four years
J. Sellwood; J. Shore
View articletitled, Water virology external quality assurance scheme: experiences over four years
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Corrigendum

Sensory evaluation of fish exposed to pulp and paper mill effluent: a case study of methods used for environmental effects monitoring
Alan E. Redenbach
View articletitled, Sensory evaluation of fish exposed to pulp and paper mill effluent: a case study of methods used for environmental effects monitoring
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