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Cory Schwarz1,2, Jacques Mathieu3,4
1Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Rice University, Houston, TX, USA.
Abstract:
Municipal wastewater, as an aggregate mixture of household and industrial effluents, harbors a highly diverse population of bacteria and their associated bacteriophages. Accordingly, it is a commonly used source of bacteriophages against many human-associated bacterial pathogens. Here, we describe a method for bacteriophage isolation from municipal wastewater with several optional enrichment and concentration steps.
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