Elution of enteric viruses from Mississippi sediments using lecithin-supplemented eluents

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Elution of enteric viruses from Mississippi sediments using lecithin-supplemented eluents

by Johnson, Richard A.

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First published: 1983 1 language

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Enteroviruses Estuarine pollution Estuarine sediments Sewage disposal in the ocean

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