Occurrence and diversity of human enteric viruses in bivalve mollusks from the Amazon mangrove ecosystem in Brazil.

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2026.181489

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Occurrence and diversity of human enteric viruses in bivalve mollusks from the Amazon mangrove ecosystem in Brazil.

The Science of the total environment - 25 Feb 2026

Negreiros Isabella Rodrigues, Evas Maria Luisa Rabelo, Lanzieri Tavares Guilherme Caetano, Dos Santos Natália Lourenço, Maranhão Adriana Gonçalves, de Paula Bruna Barbosa, de Oliveira Bonfim Flávia Freitas, Villar Livia Melo, Fumian Tulio Machado, Bezerra Nancyleni Pinto Chaves, de Carvalho-Neta Alcina Vieira, Leite José Paulo Gagliardi, Miagostovich Marize Pereira, Cantelli Carina Pacheco

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Coastal mangroves are vital ecosystems located at the land-sea interface and, thus, highly vulnerable to anthropogenic contamination. Among their rich biodiversity, these areas host bivalve mollusks recognized as waterborne pathogen bioindicators. In this sense, this study aimed to assess the occurrence and genetic diversity of multiple human enteric viruses and the presence of the human fecal bioindicator...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2026.181489

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