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Wastewater and clinical surveillance of respiratory viral pathogens on a university campus.

The Science of the total environment - 20 Oct 2024

Holland Steven C, Smith Matthew F, Holland LaRinda A, Maqsood Rabia, Hu James C, Murugan Vel, Driver Erin M, Halden Rolf U, Lim Efrem S

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Areas of dense population congregation are prone to experience respiratory virus outbreaks. We monitored wastewater and clinic patients for the presence of respiratory viruses on a large, public university campus. Campus sewer systems were monitored in 16 locations for the presence of viruses using next generation sequencing over 22 weeks in 2023. During this period, we detected a surge in human adenovirus (HAdV)...

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PMID: 39053521
DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2024.174981

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