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RT-ddPCR Wastewater Monitoring of COVID-19 Across the Eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan

2022-04-27

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Wastewater based epidemiology is being used as a tool to track the spread of COVID-19 and potentially give an early warning for the presence or increase of clinical cases in a community. The majority of wastewater based epidemiology for COVID-19 tracking has been used over a short period of time, and for sewersheds that service populations in the tens-to-hundreds of thousands. Few long-term studies have been condu...

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Literature Corpus work: 46168c33-7ded-58e9-9fc2-ff24488b7244
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.4090302

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