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Evaluation of New Components in Modified Scholten’s Medium for the Detection of Somatic Coliphages
Food and Environmental Virology, 2020Enteric bacteriophages (somatic coliphages, F-specific coliphages or both together) are now recognized as useful viral indicators in water, shellfish, and biosolids and are being progressively included in national and international sanitary regulations.
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Factors influencing the replication of somatic coliphages in the water environment
Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek, 2004The potential replication of somatic coliphages in the environment has been considered a drawback for their use as viral indicators, although the extent to which this affects their numbers in environmental samples has not been assessed. In this study, the replication of somatic coliphages in various conditions was assayed using suspensions containing ...
Maite Muniesa, J Jofre, Muniesa Maite
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Detection of Somatic and Male-Specific Coliphages in Fecally Contaminated Surface Waters
, 1996 Somatic and male-specific (F+) coliphages are promising indicators of fecal contamination and human enteric viruses in water. There are various methods for the detection and assay of these coliphages, but they have not been adequately evaluated in comparative studies.
Amante, Adam J.
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Water Research, 2018
The use of somatic coliphages as indicators of fecal and viral pollution in water and food has great potential due to the reliability, reproducibility, speed and cost effectiveness of methods for their detection. Indeed, several countries already use this approach in their water management policies. Although standardized protocols for somatic coliphage
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The use of somatic coliphages as indicators of fecal and viral pollution in water and food has great potential due to the reliability, reproducibility, speed and cost effectiveness of methods for their detection. Indeed, several countries already use this approach in their water management policies. Although standardized protocols for somatic coliphage
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Water Science and Technology: Water Supply, 2003 The contents of FC, somatic coliphages and F-specific bacteriophages were measured in the stabilization pond and stabilization reservoir system of the City of Arad (Israel) in order to determine the efficiency of the treatment process regarding the ...
G Oron, Oron G
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, 2009 The potential use of specific somatic coliphage taxonomic groups as viral indicators on the basis of their persistence and prevalence in water was investigated. Representative type strains of the 4 major somatic coliphage taxonomic groups were seeded into environmental water and their survival was measured at temperatures of 23-25 and 4oC.
Lee, Hee Suk
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Bacterial host strains that support replication of somatic coliphages
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, 2003Somatic coliphages detected by Escherichia coli strain WG5 have been proposed as potential indicators of water quality. Their potential replication in the water environment is considered a drawback for their use as indicators. However, the contribution of replication outside the gut to the total numbers has never been quantified.
Maite, Muniesa +3 more
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Water Research, 2004 International audienceThe microbiological quality of water is currently assessed by search for fecal bacteria indicators. There is, however, a body of knowledge demonstrating that bacterial indicators are less resistant to environmental factors than ...
C Gantzer
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