Evaluation of procedures for recovery of viruses from water—II detection systems
作者： R MORRIS , W WAITE
DOI: 10.1016/0043-1354(80)90258-4
关键词: Aquatic environment 、 Virus 、 Cell culture 、 Agar 、 Vero cell 、 Contamination 、 Biology 、 Cell system 、 Environmental engineering 、 Laboratory flask 、 Chromatography
摘要: Abstract Three cell lines used in three assay procedures have been evaluated for their suitability detecting viruses concentrates of river water samples. Vero cells proved to be relatively inefficient, BGM gave the best recoveries general, whilst RD were variable. The mode presentation system was importance, monolayers flasks giving low levels virus, tube cultures being intermediate, agar suspended recoveries. Using BGM-agar River Sowe virus varying from 145–620 pfu l −1 Avon generally much lower with evidence occasional high contamination (540 ). It is suggested that and as are suitable routine surveillance aquatic environment.
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