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Enteroviruses and Bacteriophages in Bathing Waters

1 Nov 2005

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A new procedure for detecting and counting enteroviruses based on the VIRADEN method applied to 10 liters of seawater was examined. It improved the efficiency of detection by taking into account both the number of positive isolations and numbers found with traditional methods. It was then used to quantify viruses in bathing waters. A number of bacterial indicators and bacteriophages were also tested. Cultivable...

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PMID: 16269717
DOI: 10.1128/aem.71.11.6838-6844.2005

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