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A comparison of the survival of F+RNA and F+DNA coliphages in lake water microcosms

1 Mar 2004

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The survival of seven F+RNA phages (MS2 Group I ATCC type strain, two Group I environmental isolates, a Group II environmental isolate, a Group III environmental isolate, and two Group IV environmental isolates) and six F+DNA phages (M13, fd, f1, and ZJ/2 ATCC type strains, and two environmental isolates) were examined in microcosms using a surface drinking water source. Phages were spiked into replicate aliquots...

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PMID: 15384726
DOI: 10.2166/wh.2004.0002

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