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The detection of enteric viruses in selected urban and rural river water and sewage in Kenya, with special reference to rotaviruses.

Journal of applied microbiology - 1 Sept 2010

Kiulia N M, Netshikweta R, Page N A, Van Zyl W B, Kiraithe M M, Nyachieo A, Mwenda J M, Taylor M B

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AIM: To determine the occurrence of eight human enteric viruses in surface water and sewage samples from different geographical areas in Kenya. METHODS AND RESULTS: Enteric viruses were recovered from the water and sewage sources by glass-wool adsorption elution and/or polyethylene glycol/NaCl pr...

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PMID: 20337763
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2672.2010.04710.x

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