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Significance of fomites in the spread of respiratory and enteric viral disease.
Author(s):
Charles Gerba
,
Regina Boone
Publication date:
2007-02-28
Journal:
Applied and Environmental Microbiology
Keywords:
Communicable Disease Control
,
methods
,
Disinfection
,
Fomites
,
Gastroenteritis
,
virology
,
Hygiene
,
Respiratory Tract Infections
,
prevention & control
,
transmission
,
Virus Diseases
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10.1128/AEM.02051-06
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Chemistry
Keywords:
Communicable Disease Control
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methods
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Disinfection
,
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Gastroenteritis
,
virology
,
Hygiene
,
Respiratory Tract Infections
,
prevention & control
,
transmission
,
Virus Diseases
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Chemistry
Keywords:
Communicable Disease Control
,
methods
,
Disinfection
,
Fomites
,
Gastroenteritis
,
virology
,
Hygiene
,
Respiratory Tract Infections
,
prevention & control
,
transmission
,
Virus Diseases
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