Seasonal and spatial dynamics of enteric viruses in wastewater and in riverine and estuarine receiving waters

Keyphrases

• Adenovirus 100%
• Wastewater 100%
• Seasonal Dynamics 100%
• Riverine 100%
• Spatial Dynamics 100%
• Norovirus 100%
• Receiving Water 100%
• Enteric Viruses 100%
• High Concentration 66%
• Illness 66%
• Shellfish 66%
• Surface Water 66%
• Wastewater Effluent 66%
• Sapovirus 66%
• Spatial Distribution 33%
• Estuarine Sediments 33%
• Seasonal Pattern 33%
• New South Wales 33%
• Water-sediment System 33%
• PCR Method 33%
• Public Health Risk 33%
• Viral Infectivity 33%
• Global Public Health 33%
• Pathogenic Viruses 33%
• Method Validation 33%
• Human Consumption 33%
• Hepatitis A Virus 33%
• Foodborne Outbreak 33%
• Environmental Water 33%
• Autumn Season 33%
• Hepatitis E Virus 33%
• Spring Season 33%
• Conwy 33%
• Viral Decay 33%
• Wastewater Contamination 33%
• Waterborne Disease Outbreaks 33%
• Wastewater Influent 33%
• JC Polyomavirus (JCPyV) 33%
• Capsid Integrity 33%
• Wastewater Sources 33%
• Gastroenteritis Outbreak 33%
• Shellfish Beds 33%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Adenoviridae 100%
• Dynamics 100%
• Hepatitis A Virus 100%
• Norovirus 100%
• Enteric Virus 100%
• Sapovirus 66%
• Capsid 33%
• Virus Infectivity 33%
• Gastroenteritis 33%
• Hepatitis E Virus 33%
• Waterborne Diseases 33%
• JC Virus 33%
• Virus 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Surface Water 100%
• United Kingdom 50%
• Wales 50%
• Estuarine Sediment 50%
• Effluent 50%
• Spatial Distribution 50%
• Nutrition Policy 50%