Fecal pollution source tracking and thalassogenic diseases: the temporal-spatial concordance between maximum concentrations of human mitochondrial DNA in seawater and Hepatitis A outbreaks among a coastal population

Name: Fecal pollution source tracking and thalassogenic diseases: the temporal-spatial concordance between maximum concentrations of human mitochondrial DNA in seawater and Hepatitis A outbreaks among a coastal population
Creator: Rodrigo Gonzalez
Published: 2019-06-06T20:00:34.768Z
Keywords: DNA, Chemical Oceanography, Fecal Analysis, Genetic Marker, Environmental Microbiology, Marine Pollution

Gonzalez, Rodrigo

doi:10.17632/ktng4899ds.1

Fecal pollution source tracking and thalassogenic diseases: the temporal-spatial concordance between maximum concentrations of human mitochondrial DNA in seawater and Hepatitis A outbreaks among a coastal population

Published: 6 June 2019| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/ktng4899ds.1

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Rodrigo Gonzalez

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Data contains the determination of Total and Fecal Coliforms, human mitochondrial DNA, live microbial biomass and physicochemical parameters obtained from samples of seawater from the swash and coastal zone of Biobío Region (Chile) in the eastern south pacific (Humboldt Current System)

Fecal pollution source tracking and thalassogenic diseases: the temporal-spatial concordance between maximum concentrations of human mitochondrial DNA in seawater and Hepatitis A outbreaks among a coastal population

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