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Abdulrahman Alkathiri, Saleh Eifan, Atif Hanif, Islam Nour, Abdullah E. Al-Anazi, Khalid Maniah, Riyadh Alotaibi and Yazeed Alharbi
Adenoviruses are considered one of the most persistent enteric pathogens that can penetrate entire aquifer matrices. An ongoing monitoring of irrigation water is essential to mitigate potential public health risks. We investigated the prevalence of human...
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Sutida Pongpakdeesakul, Tipaya Ekalaksananan, Chamsai Pientong, Niti Iamchuen, Surachat Buddhisa, Khwanruedee Mahingsa, Arunee Pingyod, Wanwipa Sangsrijun, Supaporn Passorn, Peechanika Chopjitt, Sureewan Duangjit and Sureewan Bumrungthai
Water can contain pathogenic viruses. Many studies on RNA virus sources have shown that water can transmit them. However, there are few reports on pathogenic DNA virus transmission through water, such as adenovirus, which pose a widespread public health ...
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R.E. Mayer, S. Bofill-Mas, L. Egle, G.H. Reischer, ... A.H. Farnleitner
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This was a detailed investigation of the seasonal occurrence, dynamics, removal and resistance of human-associated genetic Bacteroidetes faecal markers (GeBaM) compared with ISO-based standard faecal indicator bacteria (SFIB), human-specific viral faecal...
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Mitsunori Odagiri, Alexander Schriewer, Miles E. Daniels, Stefan Wuertz, ... Marion W. Jenkins
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Efforts to eradicate open defecation and improve sanitation access are unlikely to achieve health benefits unless interventions reduce microbial exposures. This study assessed human fecal contamination and pathogen exposures in rural India, and the effec...
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