Virus inactivation during coagulation with aluminum coagulants.
@article{Matsushita2011VirusID, title={Virus inactivation during coagulation with aluminum coagulants.}, author={Taku Matsushita and Nobutaka Shirasaki and Yoshihiko Matsui and Koichi Ohno}, journal={Chemosphere}, year={2011}, volume={85 4}, pages={ 571-6 } }
We used the bacteriophages Qβ and MS2 to determine whether viruses are inactivated by aluminum coagulants during the coagulation process. We performed batch coagulation and filtration experiments with virus-containing solutions. After filtering the supernatant of the coagulated solution through a membrane with a pore size of 50 nm, we measured the virus concentration by both the plaque forming unit (PFU) and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) methods. The virus concentration determined by the PFU… CONTINUE READING
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