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Statistical evaluation of bacterial source tracking data obtained by rep-PCR DNA fingerprinting of Escherichia coli.

Environmental science & technology - 15 Oct 2003

Albert John M, Munakata-Marr Junko, Tenorio Luis, Siegrist Robert L

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Pattern recognition has been applied to environmental systems for identification of numerous pollution sources including aerosolized lead and petroleum hydrocarbons. In recent years, DNA fingerprinting has gained widespread application as a means to characterize genetic variations for such purposes as microbial source tracking. This approach, however, is strongly dependent on the statistical and image analyses...

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PMID: 14594360
DOI: 10.1021/es034211q

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