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Enhanced detection of viruses for improved water safety

2023-06-05

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Human viruses pose a significant health risk in freshwater environments, but current monitoring methods are inadequate for detecting viral presence efficiently. We evaluated a novel passive in-situ concentration method using granular activated carbon (GAC). This study detected and quantified eight enteric and non-enteric pathogenic viruses in a freshwater recreational lake in paired grab and GAC passive samples. R...

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50209f1a-99a2-53c0-bb0e-f4d290d48dd3
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2981016/v1
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