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Gamma Irradiation as an Effective Method for Inactivation of Emerging Viral Pathogens

12 Mar 2019

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Gamma irradiation using a cobalt-60 source is a commonly used method for the inactivation of infectious specimens to be handled safely in subsequent laboratory procedures. Here, we determined irradiation doses to safely inactivate liquid proteinaceous specimens harboring different emerging/reemerging viral pathogens known to cause neglected tropical and other diseases of regional or global public health...

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PMID: 30860018
DOI: 10.4269/ajtmh.18-0937

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