Efficiency of Reovirus Concentration from Water with Positively Charged Filters
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Univ Arizona, Water & Energy Sustainable Technol WEST CtrIssue Date
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Betancourt, W.Q., Abd-Elmaksoud, S. & Gerba, C.P. Food Environ Virol (2018) 10: 209. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12560-017-9332-2Journal
FOOD AND ENVIRONMENTAL VIROLOGYRights
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This study examined the efficacy of reovirus concentration from large volumes of water using two positively charged filters: Zeta Plus 1MDS and NanoCeram. The results indicated that an average of 61 and 81% of input reoviruses were effectively recovered, respectively, from recycled water and tap water using NanoCeram filtration.Note
12 month embargo; published online: 14 December 2017ISSN
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