Health-Related Water Microbiology 1994

Part 1 Health effects of the recreational use of water: epidemiological study of swimming-associated illnesses relating to bathing-beach water quality, C.S.W. Kueh et al. Part 2 Health effects associated with drinking water: gene exchange in drinking water and biofilms by natural transformation, J.T. Lisle and J.B. Rose. Part 3 Microbiological aspects of drinking water treatment: microbiological quality of residues from drinking water preparation, M. Wurzer et al. Part 4 Microbiological aspects of wastewater treatment: pathogen die-off in stored wastewater sludge, R.A. Gibbs et al. Part 5 Disinfection of microorganisms: detection of poliovirus by cell culture and by PCR after UV disinfection, A. Maier et al. Part 6 Survival of microorganisms: influence of salts and montmorillonite upon heat in activation of poliovirus in sterile water, F. Quignon and L. Schwartzbrod; comparative survival of hepatitis A virus, poliovirus and indicator viruses in geographically diverse seawaters, K.M. Callahan et al. Part 7 Indicators: F-specific bacteriophage as an indicator of human viruses in natural waters and sewage effluents in northern New Zealand, G.D. Lewis; "in situ" replication studies of somatic and male-specific coliphages in a tropical pristine river, E.A. Hernandez-Delgado and G.A. Toranzos. Part 8 Bacterial methods and monitoring: the identification and human health significance of environmental aeromonads, N.J. Ashbolt et al; a comparison of culture methods for the detection of "salmonella" in wastewater sludge, C.J. Hu and R.A. Gibbs. Part 9 Viral methods and monitoring: use of RT seminested PCR to assess viral contamination in Carribbean rivers (Martinique), F. Le Guyader et al. Part 10 Legionella: comparison of two rapid tests for the detection of legionellaceae in water - a microbiological-immunological method and a commercial gene-probe testkit, E. Frahm and U. Obst. Part 11 Parasites: studies evaluating the applicability of utilizing the same concentration techniques for the detection of protozoan parasites and viruses in water, R. Kfir et al. Part 12 Shell fish and quality control: development of a PCR-based method for the detection of enteroviruses and hepatitis A virus in molluscan shellfish and its application to polluted field samples, D.N. Lees et al.