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Tongtong Zhao, Yuansheng Chen, Weiwei Yao, Bixiong Ye and Bangguo Song
Microbial contamination is now more common than chemical contamination in Tibet, and water-borne microbes can cause a number of diseases that threaten public health. Thus, in order to clarify the spatiotemporal distribution of bacteria in small watershed...
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Maria Bartolomeu, Sílvia Reis, Milton Fontes, Maria Graça P. M. S. Neves, Maria Amparo F. Faustino, Adelaide Almeida
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Wastewater (WW) from urban and industrial activities is often contaminated with microorganisms and chemical pollutants. To reduce the concentration of microorganisms in WW to levels comparable to those found in natural waters, the sewage effluent is usua...
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Manuela Rollini, Tim Nielsen, Alida Musatti, Sara Limbo, Luciano Piergiovanni, Pilar Hernandez Munoz and Rafael Gavara
In the present research the antimicrobial activity of two active packaging materials on the spoilage microbiota of fresh salmon fillets was tested. A PET-coated film (PET: Polyethylene Terephthalate) containing lysozyme and lactoferrin was tested in para...
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Amira Oun, Arun Kumar, Timothy Harrigan, Andreas Angelakis and Irene Xagoraraki
Most of the waterborne disease outbreaks observed in North America are associated with rural drinking water systems. The majority of the reported waterborne outbreaks are related to microbial agents (parasites, bacteria and viruses). Rural areas are char...
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