Survival, dissemination, and public health significance of human enteric viruses in ocean waters off O'ahu View on Open Library

Survival, dissemination, and public health significance of human enteric viruses in ocean waters off O'ahu

by Philip C. Loh

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First published: 1980 1 language
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Enteroviruses Transmission Virus diseases Waterborne infection

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