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Adenovirus,1,"[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adenoviridae Wiki]"
Adenovirus,3,"Hierholzer J. (1992) Adenoviruses in the Immunocompromised Host. Clinical Microbiology Reviews. 5(3): 262-274. [http://cmr.asm.org/cgi/reprint/5/3/262 Full Text]"
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Adenovirus,6," CDC http://www.cdc.gov/adenovirus/index.html "
"Adenovirus Exposure Assessment",1,[http://www.cdc.gov/adenovirus/about/overview.html]
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"Bacillus anthracis: Dose Response Models",4,"Druett HA, Henderson DW, Packman L, Peacock S (1953) Studies on respiratory infection. I. The influence of particle size on respiratory infection with anthrax spores. Journal of Hygiene. 51: 359-371  [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2217739/pdf/jhyg00161-0069.pdf Full Text PDF via NIH]"
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"Brief example of a point-estimate risk characterization",1,"""Lodge et al. 2002""; need to locate & expand this incomplete reference"
"Brief example of a point-estimate risk characterization",2,"[[Cryptosporidium parvum and Cryptosporidium hominis: Dose Response Models]]"
"Brief example of a point-estimate risk characterization",3,"Haas CN, Rose JB and Gerba CP (1999) Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment. New York, NY: John Wiley & Sons, Inc."
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Burkholderia,2,"[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melioidosis Wikipedia]"
Burkholderia,4,"NAM SU KU , SANG HOON HAN , CHANG OH KIM , JI-HYEON BAEK , SU JIN JEONG , SUNG JOON JIN , JUN YONG CHOI , YOUNG GOO SONG & JUNE MYUNG KIM. (2011) Risk factors for mortality in patients with Burkholderia cepacia complex bacteraemia. Scandinavian Journal of Infectious Diseases, 43: 792–797 [http://informahealthcare.com.proxy2.cl.msu.edu/doi/pdf/10.3109/00365548.2011.589076 Full Text]"
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"Campylobacter jejuni",1,"Ternhag, A., Törner, A., Svensson, Å., Giesecke, J., & Ekdahl, K. (2005). Mortality following Campylobacter infection: a registry-based linkage study. BMC Infectious Diseases, 5, 70. doi:10.1186/1471-2334-5-70 [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1236927/pdf/1471-2334-5-70.pdf Full Text]
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"Campylobacter jejuni",3,"Helms, M., Vastrup, P., Gerner-Smidt, P., & Mølbak, K. (2003). Short and long term mortality associated with foodborne bacterial gastrointestinal infections: registry based study. BMJ : British Medical Journal, 326(7385), 357. [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC148890/pdf/357.pdf Full Text]"
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"Campylobacter jejuni",5,"[http://www.cdc.gov/nczved/divisions/dfbmd/diseases/campylobacter/ CDC Page]"
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"Campylobacter jejuni and Campylobacter coli: Dose Response Models",1,"Havelaar AH, Pelt W, Ang CW, Wagenaar JA, Putten JP, Gross U and Newell DG (2009) Immunity to ''Campylobacter'': its role in risk assessment and epidemiology. ''Critical Reviews in Microbiology''. 35 (1), 1-22. [http://informahealthcare.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10408410802636017?select23=Choose Full Text] "
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"Case Studies",1,"full citation"
"Case Studies",3,"Abdul-Wahab, Sabah A. Sick Building Syndrome: In Public Buildings and Workplaces. Berlin: Springer, 2011. Internet resource."
"Case Studies",4,"Pluschke, P. ''Indoor Air Pollution''. The Handbook of Environmental Chemistry, Volume 4F, 2004. Internet resource"
"Case study basics",1,"full citation"
"Case study basics",3,"Abdul-Wahab, Sabah A. Sick Building Syndrome: In Public Buildings and Workplaces. Berlin: Springer, 2011. Internet resource."
"Case study basics",4,"Pluschke, P. ''Indoor Air Pollution''. The Handbook of Environmental Chemistry, Volume 4F, 2004. Internet resource"
"Control Measures",1,"[http://water.epa.gov/infrastructure/drinkingwater/pws/index.cfm EPA Public Water Systems]"
"Control Measures",2,"Sobsey MD, Stauber C, Casanova L, Brown J and Elliott M (2008) Point of use household drinking water filtration: A practical, effective solution for providing sustained access to safe drinking water in the developing world. Environmental Science & Technology. 42 (12), 4261–4267."
"Control Measures",3,"[http://www.epa.gov/npdes/pubs/primer.pdf EPA Wastewater Treatment]"
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"Control Measures",5," [http://www.cleanwaterservices.org/Content/Documents/About%20Us/Chlorine%20Disinfection%20Fact%20Sheet.pdf EPA Chlorine Fact Sheet]"
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"Cryptosporidium parvum",10,http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptosporidium
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"Dosing Experiments",1,"Lathem WW, Crosby SD, Miller VL and Goldman WE (2005) Progression of primary pneumonic plague: A mouse model of infection, pathology, and bacterial transcriptional activity. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 102 (49), 17786–17791."
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"Dosing Experiments",15,"Stephenson EH, Larson EW and Dominik JW (1984) Effect of environmental factors on aerosol-induced Lassa virus infection. Journal of medical virology. 14 (4), 295–303."
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"Dosing Experiments",17,"Liu B, Koo GC, Yap EH, Chua KL and Gan Y-H (2002) Model of Differential Susceptibility to Mucosal Burkholderia pseudomallei Infection. Infection and Immunity. 70 (2), 504–511."
"Dosing Experiments",18,"Liu B, Koo GC, Yap EH, Chua KL and Gan Y-H (2002) Model of Differential Susceptibility to Mucosal Burkholderia pseudomallei Infection. Infection and Immunity. 70 (2), 504–511."
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"Dosing Experiments",22,"Miller WR, Pannell L, Cravitz L, Tanner WA and Rosebury T (1948) Studies on Certain Biological Characteristics of Malleomyces mallei and Malleomyces pseudomallei. Journal of Bacteriology. 55 (1), 127–135."
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"Dosing Experiments",34,"Hornick RB, Music SI, Wenzel R, Cash R, Libonati JP, Snyder MJ and Woodward TE (1971) The Broad Street pump revisited: response of volunteers to ingested cholera vibrios. Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine. 47 (10), 1181–1191."
"Dosing Experiments",35,"Hornick RB, Music SI, Wenzel R, Cash R, Libonati JP, Snyder MJ and Woodward TE (1971) The Broad Street pump revisited: response of volunteers to ingested cholera vibrios. Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine. 47 (10), 1181–1191."
"Dosing Experiments",36,"Black RE, Levine MM, Clements ML, Hughes TP and Blaser MJ (1988) Experimental Campylobacter jejuni Infection in Humans. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 157 (3), 472–479."
"Dosing Experiments",37,"Kotak BG, Kenefick SL, Fritz DL, Rousseaux CG, Prepas EE and Hrudey SE (1993) Occurrence and toxicological evaluation of cyanobacterial toxins in Alberta lakes and farm dugouts. Water Research. 27 (3), 495–506."
"Dosing Experiments",38,"DuPont HL, Formal SB, Hornick RB, Snyder MJ, Libonati JP, Sheahan DG, LaBrec EH and Kalas JP (1971) Pathogenesis of Escherichia coli diarrhea. The New England journal of medicine. 285 (1), 1–9."
"Dosing Experiments",39,"DuPont HL, Formal SB, Hornick RB, Snyder MJ, Libonati JP, Sheahan DG, LaBrec EH and Kalas JP (1971) Pathogenesis of Escherichia coli diarrhea. The New England journal of medicine. 285 (1), 1–9."
"Dosing Experiments",40,"DuPont HL, Formal SB, Hornick RB, Snyder MJ, Libonati JP, Sheahan DG, LaBrec EH and Kalas JP (1971) Pathogenesis of Escherichia coli diarrhea. The New England journal of medicine. 285 (1), 1–9."
"Dosing Experiments",41,"DuPont HL, Formal SB, Hornick RB, Snyder MJ, Libonati JP, Sheahan DG, LaBrec EH and Kalas JP (1971) Pathogenesis of Escherichia coli diarrhea. The New England journal of medicine. 285 (1), 1–9."
"Dosing Experiments",42,"JUNE RC, FERGUSON WW and WORFEL MT (1953) Experiments in feeding adult volunteers with Escherichia coli 55, B5, a coliform organism associated with infant diarrhea. American journal of hygiene. 57 (2), 222–236."
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"Dosing Experiments",57,"Minor TE, Allen CI, Tsiatis AA, Nelson DB and D’Alessio DJ (1981) Human infective dose determinations for oral poliovirus type 1 vaccine in infants. Journal of Clinical Microbiology. 13 (2), 388–389."
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"Dosing Experiments",59,"SABIN AB (1955) Behavior of chimpanzee avirulent poliomyelitis viruses in experimentally infected human volunteers. The American journal of the medical sciences. 230 (1), 1–8."
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"Dosing Experiments",67,"Gouvea VS, Alencar AA, Barth OM, Castro L de, Fialho AM, Araújo HP, Majerowicz S and Pereira HG (1986) Diarrhoea in Mice Infected with a Human Rotavirus. Journal of General Virology. 67 (3), 577–581."
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"Dosing Experiments",70,"Ward RL, Bernstein DI, Young EC, Sherwood JR, Knowlton DR and Schiff GM (1986) Human Rotavirus Studies in Volunteers: Determination of Infectious Dose and Serological Response to Infection. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 154 (5), 871–880."
"Dosing Experiments",71,"Hall CB, Douglas RG, Schnabel KC and Geiman JM (1981) Infectivity of respiratory syncytial virus by various routes of inoculation. Infection and Immunity. 33 (3), 779–783."
"Dosing Experiments",72,"Hall CB, Douglas RG, Schnabel KC and Geiman JM (1981) Infectivity of respiratory syncytial virus by various routes of inoculation. Infection and Immunity. 33 (3), 779–783."
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"Dosing Experiments",75,"Wright PF, Belshe RB, Kim HW, Van Voris LP and Chanock RM (1982) Administration of a highly attenuated, live respiratory syncytial virus vaccine to adults and children. Infection and Immunity. 37 (1), 397–400."
"Dosing Experiments",76,"Plotkin SA, Cornfeld D and Ingalls TH (1965) Studies of immunization with living rubella virus. Trials in children with a strain cultured from an aborted fetus. American journal of diseases of children (1960). 110 (4), 381–389."
"Dosing Experiments",77,"Feldman RE, Baine WB, Nitzkin JL, Saslaw MS and Pollard RA (1974) Epidemiology of Salmonella typhi Infection in a Migrant Labor Camp in Dade County, Florida. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 130 (4), 334–342."
"Dosing Experiments",78,"Hornick RB, Woodward TE, McCrumb FR, Snyder MJ, Dawkins AT, Bulkeley JT, De la Macorra F and Corozza FA (1966) Study of induced typhoid fever in man. I. Evaluation of vaccine effectiveness. Transactions of the Association of American Physicians. 79, 361–367."
"Dosing Experiments",79,"Hornick RB, Greisman SE, Woodward TE, DuPont HL, Dawkins AT and Snyder MJ (1970) Typhoid fever: pathogenesis and immunologic control. The New England journal of medicine. 283 (13), 686–691."
"Dosing Experiments",80,"Levine MM, DuPont HL, Formal SB, Hornick RB, Takeuchi A, Gangarosa EJ, Snyder MJ and Libonati JP (1973) Pathogenesis of Shigella dysenteriae 1 (Shiga) Dysentery. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 127 (3), 261–270."
"Dosing Experiments",81,"DuPont HL, Hornick RB, Dawkins AT, Snyder MJ and Formal SB (1969) The Response of Man to Virulent Shigella flexneri 2a. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 119 (3), 296–299."
"Dosing Experiments",82,"DuPont HL, Hornick RB, Snyder MJ, Libonati JP, Formal SB and Gangarosa EJ (1972) Immunity in Shigellosis. I. Response of Man to Attenuated Strains of Shigella. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 125 (1), 5–11."
"Dosing Experiments",83,"Altboum Z, Gozes Y, Barnea A, Pass A, White M and Kobiler D (2002) Postexposure Prophylaxis against Anthrax: Evaluation of Various Treatment Regimens in Intranasally Infected Guinea Pigs. Infection and Immunity. 70 (11), 6231–6241."
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"Dosing Experiments",86,"Druett HA, Henderson DW, Packman L and Peacock S (1953) Studies on respiratory infection. The Journal of Hygiene. 51 (3), 359–371."
"Dosing Experiments",87,"JUNE RC, FERGUSON WW and WORFEL MT (1953) Experiments in feeding adult volunteers with Escherichia coli 55, B5, a coliform organism associated with infant diarrhea. American journal of hygiene. 57 (2), 222–236."
"Dosing Experiments",88,"Feeguson WW and June EC (1952) Experiments on Feeding Adult Volunteers with Escherichia Coli 111, B4, a Coliform Organism Associated with Infant Diarrhea. American Journal of Epidemiology. 55 (2), 155–160."
"Dosing Experiments",89,"Morgan DR, Johnson PC, DuPont HL, Satterwhite TK and Wood LV (1985) Lack of correlation between known virulence properties of Aeromonas hydrophila and enteropathogenicity for humans. Infection and Immunity. 50 (1), 62–65."
"Dosing Experiments",90,"Morgan DR, Johnson PC, DuPont HL, Satterwhite TK and Wood LV (1985) Lack of correlation between known virulence properties of Aeromonas hydrophila and enteropathogenicity for humans. Infection and Immunity. 50 (1), 62–65."
"Dosing Experiments",91,"Morgan DR, Johnson PC, DuPont HL, Satterwhite TK and Wood LV (1985) Lack of correlation between known virulence properties of Aeromonas hydrophila and enteropathogenicity for humans. Infection and Immunity. 50 (1), 62–65."
"Dosing Experiments",92,"Morgan DR, Johnson PC, DuPont HL, Satterwhite TK and Wood LV (1985) Lack of correlation between known virulence properties of Aeromonas hydrophila and enteropathogenicity for humans. Infection and Immunity. 50 (1), 62–65."
"Dosing Experiments",93,"Morgan DR, Johnson PC, DuPont HL, Satterwhite TK and Wood LV (1985) Lack of correlation between known virulence properties of Aeromonas hydrophila and enteropathogenicity for humans. Infection and Immunity. 50 (1), 62–65."
"Dosing Experiments",94,"Morgan DR, Johnson PC, DuPont HL, Satterwhite TK and Wood LV (1985) Lack of correlation between known virulence properties of Aeromonas hydrophila and enteropathogenicity for humans. Infection and Immunity. 50 (1), 62–65."
"Dosing Experiments",95,"DuPont HL, Formal SB, Hornick RB, Snyder MJ, Libonati JP, Sheahan DG, LaBrec EH and Kalas JP (1971) Pathogenesis of Escherichia coli diarrhea. The New England journal of medicine. 285 (1), 1–9."
"Dosing Experiments",96,"DuPont HL, Formal SB, Hornick RB, Snyder MJ, Libonati JP, Sheahan DG, LaBrec EH and Kalas JP (1971) Pathogenesis of Escherichia coli diarrhea. The New England journal of medicine. 285 (1), 1–9."
"Dosing Experiments",97,"DuPont HL, Formal SB, Hornick RB, Snyder MJ, Libonati JP, Sheahan DG, LaBrec EH and Kalas JP (1971) Pathogenesis of Escherichia coli diarrhea. The New England journal of medicine. 285 (1), 1–9."
"Dosing Experiments",98,"DuPont HL, Formal SB, Hornick RB, Snyder MJ, Libonati JP, Sheahan DG, LaBrec EH and Kalas JP (1971) Pathogenesis of Escherichia coli diarrhea. The New England journal of medicine. 285 (1), 1–9."
"Dosing Experiments",99,"DuPont HL, Formal SB, Hornick RB, Snyder MJ, Libonati JP, Sheahan DG, LaBrec EH and Kalas JP (1971) Pathogenesis of Escherichia coli diarrhea. The New England journal of medicine. 285 (1), 1–9."
"Dosing Experiments",100,"DuPont HL, Formal SB, Hornick RB, Snyder MJ, Libonati JP, Sheahan DG, LaBrec EH and Kalas JP (1971) Pathogenesis of Escherichia coli diarrhea. The New England journal of medicine. 285 (1), 1–9."
"Dosing Experiments",101,"DuPont HL, Formal SB, Hornick RB, Snyder MJ, Libonati JP, Sheahan DG, LaBrec EH and Kalas JP (1971) Pathogenesis of Escherichia coli diarrhea. The New England journal of medicine. 285 (1), 1–9."
"Dosing Experiments",102,"Buck AC and Cooke EM (1969) The Fate Of Ingested Pseudomonas Aeruginosa In Normal Persons. Journal of Medical Microbiology. 2 (4), 521–525."
"Dosing Experiments",103,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",104,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",105,"Black RE, Levine MM, Clements ML, Hughes TP and Blaser MJ (1988) Experimental Campylobacter jejuni Infection in Humans. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 157 (3), 472–479."
"Dosing Experiments",106,"Black RE, Levine MM, Clements ML, Hughes TP and Blaser MJ (1988) Experimental Campylobacter jejuni Infection in Humans. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 157 (3), 472–479."
"Dosing Experiments",107,"DuPont HL, Chappell CL, Sterling CR, Okhuysen PC, Rose JB and Jakubowski W (1995) The infectivity of Cryptosporidium parvum in healthy volunteers. The New England journal of medicine. 332 (13), 855–859."
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"Dosing Experiments",111,"Schiff GM, Stefanović GM, Young EC, Sander DS, Pennekamp JK and Ward RL (1984) Studies of echovirus-12 in volunteers: determination of minimal infectious dose and the effect of previous infection on infectious dose. The Journal of infectious diseases. 150 (6), 858–866."
"Dosing Experiments",112,"Suptel, E.A. (1963) Pathogenesis of experimental Coxsackie virus infection. Archive of Virology. 7, 61-66"
"Dosing Experiments",113,"Couch RB, Cate TR, Gerone PJ, Fleet WF, Lang DJ, Griffith WR and Knight V (1965) Production of Illness with a Small-Particle Aerosol of Coxsackie A21*. Journal of Clinical Investigation. 44 (4), 535–542."
"Dosing Experiments",114,"Couch RB, Cate TR, Gerone PJ, Fleet WF, Lang DJ, Griffith WR and Knight V (1965) Production of Illness with a Small-Particle Aerosol of Coxsackie A21*. Journal of Clinical Investigation. 44 (4), 535–542."
"Dosing Experiments",115,"Couch RB, Cate TR, Gerone PJ, Fleet WF, Lang DJ, Griffith WR and Knight V (1965) Production of Illness with a Small-Particle Aerosol of Coxsackie A21*. Journal of Clinical Investigation. 44 (4), 535–542."
"Dosing Experiments",116,"Couch RB, Cate TR, Gerone PJ, Fleet WF, Lang DJ, Griffith WR and Knight V (1965) Production of Illness with a Small-Particle Aerosol of Coxsackie A21*. Journal of Clinical Investigation. 44 (4), 535–542."
"Dosing Experiments",117,"Couch RB, Knight V, Gerone PJ, Cate TR and Douglas RG (1969) Factors influencing response of volunteers to inoculation with Coxsackie virus A type 21. The American review of respiratory disease. 99 (1), 24–30."
"Dosing Experiments",118,"Spickard A, Evans H, Knight V and Johnson K (1963) ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISEASE IN NORMAL VOLUNTEERS ASSOCIATED WITH COXSACKIE A-21 VIRAL INFECTION. III. RESPONSE TO NASOPHARYNGEAL AND ENTERIC INOCULATION. Journal of Clinical Investigation. 42 (6), 840–852."
"Dosing Experiments",119,"Spickard A, Evans H, Knight V and Johnson K (1963) ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISEASE IN NORMAL VOLUNTEERS ASSOCIATED WITH COXSACKIE A-21 VIRAL INFECTION. III. RESPONSE TO NASOPHARYNGEAL AND ENTERIC INOCULATION. Journal of Clinical Investigation. 42 (6), 840–852."
"Dosing Experiments",120,"Spickard A, Evans H, Knight V and Johnson K (1963) ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISEASE IN NORMAL VOLUNTEERS ASSOCIATED WITH COXSACKIE A-21 VIRAL INFECTION. III. RESPONSE TO NASOPHARYNGEAL AND ENTERIC INOCULATION. Journal of Clinical Investigation. 42 (6), 840–852."
"Dosing Experiments",121,"Spickard A, Evans H, Knight V and Johnson K (1963) ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISEASE IN NORMAL VOLUNTEERS ASSOCIATED WITH COXSACKIE A-21 VIRAL INFECTION. III. RESPONSE TO NASOPHARYNGEAL AND ENTERIC INOCULATION. Journal of Clinical Investigation. 42 (6), 840–852."
"Dosing Experiments",122,"Spickard A, Evans H, Knight V and Johnson K (1963) ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISEASE IN NORMAL VOLUNTEERS ASSOCIATED WITH COXSACKIE A-21 VIRAL INFECTION. III. RESPONSE TO NASOPHARYNGEAL AND ENTERIC INOCULATION. Journal of Clinical Investigation. 42 (6), 840–852."
"Dosing Experiments",123,"Spickard A, Evans H, Knight V and Johnson K (1963) ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISEASE IN NORMAL VOLUNTEERS ASSOCIATED WITH COXSACKIE A-21 VIRAL INFECTION. III. RESPONSE TO NASOPHARYNGEAL AND ENTERIC INOCULATION. Journal of Clinical Investigation. 42 (6), 840–852."
"Dosing Experiments",124,"Ward RL, Bernstein DI, Young EC, Sherwood JR, Knowlton DR and Schiff GM (1986) Human Rotavirus Studies in Volunteers: Determination of Infectious Dose and Serological Response to Infection. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 154 (5), 871–880."
"Dosing Experiments",125,"Kotak BG, Kenefick SL, Fritz DL, Rousseaux CG, Prepas EE and Hrudey SE (1993) Occurrence and toxicological evaluation of cyanobacterial toxins in Alberta lakes and farm dugouts. Water Research. 27 (3), 495–506."
"Dosing Experiments",126,"Kotak BG, Kenefick SL, Fritz DL, Rousseaux CG, Prepas EE and Hrudey SE (1993) Occurrence and toxicological evaluation of cyanobacterial toxins in Alberta lakes and farm dugouts. Water Research. 27 (3), 495–506."
"Dosing Experiments",127,"Kotak BG, Kenefick SL, Fritz DL, Rousseaux CG, Prepas EE and Hrudey SE (1993) Occurrence and toxicological evaluation of cyanobacterial toxins in Alberta lakes and farm dugouts. Water Research. 27 (3), 495–506."
"Dosing Experiments",128,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",129,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",130,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",131,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",132,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",133,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",134,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",135,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",136,"Black RE, Levine MM, Clements ML, Hughes TP and Blaser MJ (1988) Experimental Campylobacter jejuni Infection in Humans. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 157 (3), 472–479."
"Dosing Experiments",137,"Black RE, Levine MM, Clements ML, Hughes TP and Blaser MJ (1988) Experimental Campylobacter jejuni Infection in Humans. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 157 (3), 472–479."
"Dosing Experiments",138,"Messner MJ, Chappell CL and Okhuysen PC (2001) Risk Assessment for Cryptosporidium: A Hierarchical Bayesian Analysis of Human Dose Response Data. Water Research. 35 (16), 3934–3940."
"Dosing Experiments",139,"Messner MJ, Chappell CL and Okhuysen PC (2001) Risk Assessment for Cryptosporidium: A Hierarchical Bayesian Analysis of Human Dose Response Data. Water Research. 35 (16), 3934–3940."
"Dosing Experiments",140,"Messner MJ, Chappell CL and Okhuysen PC (2001) Risk Assessment for Cryptosporidium: A Hierarchical Bayesian Analysis of Human Dose Response Data. Water Research. 35 (16), 3934–3940."
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"Dosing Experiments",143,"Levine MM, Nalin DR, Hoover DL, Bergquist EJ, Hornick RB and Young CR (1979) Immunity to Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli. Infection and Immunity. 23 (3), 729–736."
"Dosing Experiments",144,"Levine MM, Nalin DR, Hoover DL, Bergquist EJ, Hornick RB and Young CR (1979) Immunity to Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli. Infection and Immunity. 23 (3), 729–736."
"Dosing Experiments",145,"Levine MM, Nalin DR, Hoover DL, Bergquist EJ, Hornick RB and Young CR (1979) Immunity to Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli. Infection and Immunity. 23 (3), 729–736."
"Dosing Experiments",146,"Levine MM, Nalin DR, Hoover DL, Bergquist EJ, Hornick RB and Young CR (1979) Immunity to Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli. Infection and Immunity. 23 (3), 729–736."
"Dosing Experiments",147,"Levine MM, Nalin DR, Hoover DL, Bergquist EJ, Hornick RB and Young CR (1979) Immunity to Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli. Infection and Immunity. 23 (3), 729–736."
"Dosing Experiments",148,"Levine MM, Nalin DR, Hoover DL, Bergquist EJ, Hornick RB and Young CR (1979) Immunity to Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli. Infection and Immunity. 23 (3), 729–736."
"Dosing Experiments",149,"Levine MM, Nalin DR, Hoover DL, Bergquist EJ, Hornick RB and Young CR (1979) Immunity to Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli. Infection and Immunity. 23 (3), 729–736."
"Dosing Experiments",150,"Tacket CO, Sztein MB, Losonsky G, Abe A, Finlay BB, McNamara BP, Fantry GT, James SP, Nataro JP, Levine MM and Donnenberg MS (2000) Role of EspB in Experimental Human Enteropathogenic Escherichia coli Infection. Infection and Immunity. 68 (6), 3689–3695."
"Dosing Experiments",151,"Tacket CO, Sztein MB, Losonsky G, Abe A, Finlay BB, McNamara BP, Fantry GT, James SP, Nataro JP, Levine MM and Donnenberg MS (2000) Role of EspB in Experimental Human Enteropathogenic Escherichia coli Infection. Infection and Immunity. 68 (6), 3689–3695."
"Dosing Experiments",152,"Donnenberg MS, Tacket CO, James SP, Losonsky G, Nataro JP, Wasserman SS, Kaper JB and Levine MM (1993) Role of the eaeA gene in experimental enteropathogenic Escherichia coli infection. Journal of Clinical Investigation. 92 (3), 1412–1417."
"Dosing Experiments",153,"Donnenberg MS, Tacket CO, James SP, Losonsky G, Nataro JP, Wasserman SS, Kaper JB and Levine MM (1993) Role of the eaeA gene in experimental enteropathogenic Escherichia coli infection. Journal of Clinical Investigation. 92 (3), 1412–1417."
"Dosing Experiments",154,"Donnenberg MS, Tacket CO, James SP, Losonsky G, Nataro JP, Wasserman SS, Kaper JB and Levine MM (1993) Role of the eaeA gene in experimental enteropathogenic Escherichia coli infection. Journal of Clinical Investigation. 92 (3), 1412–1417."
"Dosing Experiments",155,"Donnenberg MS, Tacket CO, James SP, Losonsky G, Nataro JP, Wasserman SS, Kaper JB and Levine MM (1993) Role of the eaeA gene in experimental enteropathogenic Escherichia coli infection. Journal of Clinical Investigation. 92 (3), 1412–1417."
"Dosing Experiments",156,"Donnenberg MS, Tacket CO, James SP, Losonsky G, Nataro JP, Wasserman SS, Kaper JB and Levine MM (1993) Role of the eaeA gene in experimental enteropathogenic Escherichia coli infection. Journal of Clinical Investigation. 92 (3), 1412–1417."
"Dosing Experiments",157,"Donnenberg MS, Tacket CO, James SP, Losonsky G, Nataro JP, Wasserman SS, Kaper JB and Levine MM (1993) Role of the eaeA gene in experimental enteropathogenic Escherichia coli infection. Journal of Clinical Investigation. 92 (3), 1412–1417."
"Dosing Experiments",158,"Clements ML, Levine MM, Black RE, Robins-Browne RM, Cisneros LA, Drusano GL, Lanata CF and Saah AJ (1981) Lactobacillus prophylaxis for diarrhea due to enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli. Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy. 20 (1), 104–108."
"Dosing Experiments",159,"Clements ML, Levine MM, Black RE, Robins-Browne RM, Cisneros LA, Drusano GL, Lanata CF and Saah AJ (1981) Lactobacillus prophylaxis for diarrhea due to enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli. Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy. 20 (1), 104–108."
"Dosing Experiments",160,"Levine MM, Caplan ES, Waterman D, Cash RA, Hornick RB and Snyder MJ (1977) Diarrhea caused by Escherichia coli that produce only heat-stable enterotoxin. Infection and Immunity. 17 (1), 78–82."
"Dosing Experiments",161,"Levine MM, Caplan ES, Waterman D, Cash RA, Hornick RB and Snyder MJ (1977) Diarrhea caused by Escherichia coli that produce only heat-stable enterotoxin. Infection and Immunity. 17 (1), 78–82."
"Dosing Experiments",162,"Cash RA, Music SI, Libonati JP, Snyder MJ, Wenzel RP and Hornick RB (1974) Response of Man to Infection with Vibrio cholerae. I. Clinical, Serologic, and Bacteriologic Responses to a Known Inoculum. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 129 (1), 45–52."
"Dosing Experiments",163,"Levine MM, Rennels MB, Cisneros L, Hughes TP, Nalin DR and Young CR (1980) Lack of Person-to-Person Transmission of Enterotoxigenic Escherichia Coli Despite Close Contact. American Journal of Epidemiology. 111 (3), 347–355."
"Dosing Experiments",164,"Teunis PFM, Moe CL, Liu P, E. Miller S, Lindesmith L, Baric RS, Le Pendu J and Calderon RL (2008) Norwalk virus: How infectious is it? Journal of Medical Virology. 80 (8), 1468–1476."
"Dosing Experiments",165,"Teunis PFM, Moe CL, Liu P, E. Miller S, Lindesmith L, Baric RS, Le Pendu J and Calderon RL (2008) Norwalk virus: How infectious is it? Journal of Medical Virology. 80 (8), 1468–1476."
"Dosing Experiments",166,"Teunis PFM, Moe CL, Liu P, E. Miller S, Lindesmith L, Baric RS, Le Pendu J and Calderon RL (2008) Norwalk virus: How infectious is it? Journal of Medical Virology. 80 (8), 1468–1476."
"Dosing Experiments",167,"Teunis PFM, Moe CL, Liu P, E. Miller S, Lindesmith L, Baric RS, Le Pendu J and Calderon RL (2008) Norwalk virus: How infectious is it? Journal of Medical Virology. 80 (8), 1468–1476."
"Dosing Experiments",168,"Pai CH, Kelly JK and Meyers GL (1986) Experimental infection of infant rabbits with verotoxin-producing Escherichia coli. Infection and Immunity. 51 (1), 16–23."
"Dosing Experiments",169,"Pai CH, Kelly JK and Meyers GL (1986) Experimental infection of infant rabbits with verotoxin-producing Escherichia coli. Infection and Immunity. 51 (1), 16–23."
"Dosing Experiments",170,"Pai CH, Kelly JK and Meyers GL (1986) Experimental infection of infant rabbits with verotoxin-producing Escherichia coli. Infection and Immunity. 51 (1), 16–23."
"Dosing Experiments",171,"Chappell CL, Okhuysen PC, Langer-Curry R, Widmer G, Akiyoshi DE, Tanriverdi S and Tzipori S (2006) Cryptosporidium Hominis: Experimental Challenge of Healthy Adults. The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. 75 (5), 851–857."
"Dosing Experiments",172,"Chappell CL, Okhuysen PC, Langer-Curry R, Widmer G, Akiyoshi DE, Tanriverdi S and Tzipori S (2006) Cryptosporidium Hominis: Experimental Challenge of Healthy Adults. The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. 75 (5), 851–857."
"Dosing Experiments",173,"Okhuysen PC, Rich SM, Chappell CL, Grimes KA, Widmer G, Feng X and Tzipori S (2002) Infectivity of a Cryptosporidium parvum Isolate of Cervine Origin for Healthy Adults and Interferon-γ Knockout Mice. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 185 (9), 1320–1325."
"Dosing Experiments",174,"Okhuysen PC, Rich SM, Chappell CL, Grimes KA, Widmer G, Feng X and Tzipori S (2002) Infectivity of a Cryptosporidium parvum Isolate of Cervine Origin for Healthy Adults and Interferon-γ Knockout Mice. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 185 (9), 1320–1325."
"Dosing Experiments",175,"Blaser MJ, Duncan DJ, Warren GH and Wang W-LL (1983) Experimental Campylobacter jejuni Infection of Adult Mice. Infection and Immunity. 39 (2), 908–916."
"Dosing Experiments",176,"Blaser MJ, Duncan DJ, Warren GH and Wang W-LL (1983) Experimental Campylobacter jejuni Infection of Adult Mice. Infection and Immunity. 39 (2), 908–916."
"Dosing Experiments",177,"Blaser MJ, Duncan DJ, Warren GH and Wang W-LL (1983) Experimental Campylobacter jejuni Infection of Adult Mice. Infection and Immunity. 39 (2), 908–916."
"Dosing Experiments",178,"Tribble DR, Baqar S, Carmolli MP, Porter C, Pierce KK, Sadigh K, Guerry P, Larsson CJ, Rockabrand D, Ventone CH, Poly F, Lyon CE, Dakdouk S, Fingar A, Gilliland T, Daunais P, Jones E, Rymarchyk S, Huston C, Darsley M and Kirkpatrick BD (2009) Campylobacter jejuni Strain CG8421: A Refined Model for the Study of Campylobacteriosis and Evaluation of Campylobacter Vaccines in Human Subjects. Clinical Infectious Diseases. 49 (10), 1512–1519."
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"Dosing Experiments",181,"Black RE, Levine MM, Clements ML, Hughes TP and Blaser MJ (1988) Experimental Campylobacter jejuni Infection in Humans. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 157 (3), 472–479."
"Dosing Experiments",182,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",183,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",184,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",185,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",186,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",187,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",188,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",189,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",190,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",191,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",192,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",193,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",194,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",195,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",196,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",197,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",198,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",199,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",200,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",201,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",202,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",203,"Chen L, Geys H, Cawthraw S, Havelaar A and Teunis P (2006) Dose Response for Infectivity of Several Strains of Campylobacter jejuni in Chickens. Risk Analysis. 26 (6), 1613–1621."
"Dosing Experiments",204,"Cornick NA and Helgerson AF (2004) Transmission and Infectious Dose of Escherichia coli O157:H7 in Swine. Applied and Environmental Microbiology. 70 (9), 5331–5335."
"Dosing Experiments",205,"Bieber D, Ramer SW, Wu C-Y, Murray WJ, Tobe T, Fernandez R and Schoolnik GK (1998) Type IV Pili, Transient Bacterial Aggregates, and Virulence of Enteropathogenic Escherichia coli. Science. 280 (5372), 2114–2118."
"Dosing Experiments",206,"Levine MM, DuPont HL, Formal SB, Hornick RB, Takeuchi A, Gangarosa EJ, Snyder MJ and Libonati JP (1973) Pathogenesis of Shigella dysenteriae 1 (Shiga) Dysentery. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 127 (3), 261–270."
"Dosing Experiments",207,"Levine MM, Bergquist EJ, Nalin DR, Waterman DH, Hornick RB, Young CR and Sotman S (1978) Escherichia coli strains that cause diarrhoea but do not produce heat-labile or heat-stable enterotoxins and are non-invasive. Lancet. 1 (8074), 1119–1122."
"Dosing Experiments",208,"Levine MM, Bergquist EJ, Nalin DR, Waterman DH, Hornick RB, Young CR and Sotman S (1978) Escherichia coli strains that cause diarrhoea but do not produce heat-labile or heat-stable enterotoxins and are non-invasive. Lancet. 1 (8074), 1119–1122."
"Dosing Experiments",209,"Levine MM, Bergquist EJ, Nalin DR, Waterman DH, Hornick RB, Young CR and Sotman S (1978) Escherichia coli strains that cause diarrhoea but do not produce heat-labile or heat-stable enterotoxins and are non-invasive. Lancet. 1 (8074), 1119–1122."
"Dosing Experiments",210,"Levine MM, Bergquist EJ, Nalin DR, Waterman DH, Hornick RB, Young CR and Sotman S (1978) Escherichia coli strains that cause diarrhoea but do not produce heat-labile or heat-stable enterotoxins and are non-invasive. Lancet. 1 (8074), 1119–1122."
"Dosing Experiments",211,"Levine MM, Bergquist EJ, Nalin DR, Waterman DH, Hornick RB, Young CR and Sotman S (1978) Escherichia coli strains that cause diarrhoea but do not produce heat-labile or heat-stable enterotoxins and are non-invasive. Lancet. 1 (8074), 1119–1122."
"Dosing Experiments",212,"Levine MM, Bergquist EJ, Nalin DR, Waterman DH, Hornick RB, Young CR and Sotman S (1978) Escherichia coli strains that cause diarrhoea but do not produce heat-labile or heat-stable enterotoxins and are non-invasive. Lancet. 1 (8074), 1119–1122."
"Dosing Experiments",213,"Black RE, Brown KH, Becker S, Alim ARMA and Huq I (1982) Longitudinal Studies of Infectious Diseases and Physical Growth of Children in Rural Bangladesh Ii. Incidence of Diarrhea and Association with Known Pathogens. American Journal of Epidemiology. 115 (3), 315–324."
"Dosing Experiments",214,"Bartrand TA, Weir MH and Haas CN (2008) Dose-Response Models for Inhalation of Bacillus anthracis Spores: Interspecies Comparisons. Risk Analysis. 28 (4), 1115–1124."
"Dosing Experiments",215,"DuPont HL, Levine MM, Hornick RB and Formal SB (1989) Inoculum Size in Shigellosis and Implications for Expected Mode of Transmission. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 159 (6), 1126–1128."
"Dosing Experiments",216,"DuPont HL, Levine MM, Hornick RB and Formal SB (1989) Inoculum Size in Shigellosis and Implications for Expected Mode of Transmission. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 159 (6), 1126–1128."
"Dosing Experiments",217,"DuPont HL, Chappell CL, Sterling CR, Okhuysen PC, Rose JB and Jakubowski W (1995) The infectivity of Cryptosporidium parvum in healthy volunteers. The New England journal of medicine. 332 (13), 855–859."
"Dosing Experiments",218,"Strachan NJC, Doyle MP, Kasuga F, Rotariu O and Ogden ID (2005) Dose response modelling of Escherichia coli O157 incorporating data from foodborne and environmental outbreaks. International Journal of Food Microbiology. 103 (1), 35–47."
"Dosing Experiments",219,"Christy C, Madore HP, Pichichero ME, Gala C, Pincus P, Vosefski D, Hoshino Y, Kapikian A and Dolin R (1988) Field trial of rhesus rotavirus vaccine in infants. The Pediatric infectious disease journal. 7 (9), 645–650."
"Dosing Experiments",220,"Christy C, Madore HP, Pichichero ME, Gala C, Pincus P, Vosefski D, Hoshino Y, Kapikian A and Dolin R (1988) Field trial of rhesus rotavirus vaccine in infants. The Pediatric infectious disease journal. 7 (9), 645–650."
"Dosing Experiments",221,"Christy C, Madore HP, Pichichero ME, Gala C, Pincus P, Vosefski D, Hoshino Y, Kapikian A and Dolin R (1988) Field trial of rhesus rotavirus vaccine in infants. The Pediatric infectious disease journal. 7 (9), 645–650."
"Dosing Experiments",222,"Christy C, Madore HP, Pichichero ME, Gala C, Pincus P, Vosefski D, Hoshino Y, Kapikian A and Dolin R (1988) Field trial of rhesus rotavirus vaccine in infants. The Pediatric infectious disease journal. 7 (9), 645–650."
"Dosing Experiments",223,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",224,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",225,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",226,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",227,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",228,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",229,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",230,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",231,"McCullough NB and Elsele CW (1951) Experimental Human Salmonellosis: I. Pathogenicity of Strains of Salmonella meleagridis and Salmonella anatum Obtained from Spray-Dried Whole Egg. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 88 (3), 278–289."
"Dosing Experiments",232,"Muller D, Edwards ML and Smith DW (1983) Changes in Iron and Transferrin Levels and Body Temperature in Experimental Airborne Legionellosis. The Journal of Infectious Diseases. 147 (2), 302–307."
"Dosing Experiments",233,"Fitzgeorge RB, Baskerville A, Broster M, Hambleton P and Dennis PJ (1983) Aerosol infection of animals with strains of Legionella pneumophila of different virulence: comparison with intraperitoneal and intranasal routes of infection. Epidemiology & Infection. 90 (01), 81–89."
"Dosing Experiments",234,"Breiman RF and Horwitz MA (1987) Guinea pigs sublethally infected with aerosolized Legionella pneumophila develop humoral and cell-mediated immune responses and are protected against lethal aerosol challenge. A model for studying host defense against lung infections caused by intracellular pathogens. The Journal of Experimental Medicine. 165 (3), 799–811."
"Dosing Experiments",235,"Saslaw S and Carlisle HN (1966) Aerosol infection of monkeys with Rickettsia rickettsii. Bacteriological Reviews. 30 (3), 636–645."
"Dosing Experiments",236,"Sammons LS, Kenyon RH and Pedersen CE (1976) Effect of vaccination schedule on immune response of Macaca mulatta to cell culture-grown Rocky Mountain spotted fever vaccine. Journal of Clinical Microbiology. 4 (3), 253–257."
"Dosing Experiments",237,"Meynell GG and Meynell EW (1958) The growth of micro-organisms in vivo with particular reference to the relation between dose and latent period. Epidemiology & Infection. 56 (03), 323–346."
"Dosing Experiments",238,"Meynell GG and Meynell EW (1958) The growth of micro-organisms in vivo with particular reference to the relation between dose and latent period. Epidemiology & Infection. 56 (03), 323–346."
"Dosing Experiments",239,"Meynell GG and Meynell EW (1958) The growth of micro-organisms in vivo with particular reference to the relation between dose and latent period. Epidemiology & Infection. 56 (03), 323–346."
"Dosing Experiments",240,"Hornick RB, Music SI, Wenzel R, Cash R, Libonati JP, Snyder MJ and Woodward TE (1971) The Broad Street pump revisited: response of volunteers to ingested cholera vibrios. Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine. 47 (10), 1181–1191."
"Dosing Experiments",241,"Diringer H, Roehmel J and Beekes M (1998) Effect of repeated oral infection of hamsters with scrapie. Journal of General Virology. 79 (3), 609–612."
"Dosing Experiments",242,"Jacquemot C, Cuche C, Dormont D and Lazarini F (2005) High Incidence of Scrapie Induced by Repeated Injections of Subinfectious Prion Doses. Journal of Virology. 79 (14), 8904–8908."
"Dosing Experiments",243,"Taylor DM, Woodgate SL and Atkinson MJ (1995) Inactivation of the bovine spongiform encephalopathy agent by rendering procedures. Veterinary Record. 137 (24), 605–610."
"Dosing Experiments",244,"John DT and Hoppe KL (1990) Susceptibility of Wild Mammals to Infection with Naegleria fowleri. The Journal of Parasitology. 76 (6), 865–868."
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"Entamoeba coli",1,"

=Case Fatality Ratios=
Case fatality rates associated with amebic colitis range from 1.9%-9.1%. Amebic colitis evolves to fulminant necrotizing colitis or rupture in approximately 0.5% of cases; in such cases, the mortality rate jumps to greater than 40%. Aristizábal H, Acevedo J, Botero M. Fulminant amebic colitis. World J Surg. Mar-Apr 1991;15(2):216-21 [http://www.springerlink.com/content/h55334242p614017/fulltext.pdf Full Text] The mortality rate due to amebic liver abscess has fallen to 1-3% in the last century following the introduction of effective medical treatment. Nevertheless, amebic liver abscess is complicated by sudden intraperitoneal rupture in 2-7% of patients, leading to a higher mortality rateStanley SL Jr. Amoebiasis. Lancet. Mar 22 2003;361(9362):1025-34 

=Burden of Disease=
Asymptomatic intestinal amebiasis occurs in 90% of infected individuals. However, only 4%-10% of individuals with asymptomatic amebiasis who were monitored for one year eventually developed colitis or extraintestinal disease Fotedar R, Stark D, Beebe N, et al. Laboratory diagnostic techniques for Entamoeba species. Clin Microbiol Rev. Jul 2007;20(3):511-32 [http://cmr.asm.org/cgi/reprint/20/3/511 Full Text] The overall prevalence of amebiasis is approximately 4% in the United States Entamoeba species infect approximately 10% of the world's population

====Duration of Infectiousness and disease====
====Symptomology====
====Latency====
====Asymptomatic Rates====
====Excretion Rates (see Exposure) ====
====Immunity====

=Microbiology=
A non-pathogenic species of Entamoeba that frequently exists as a commensal parasite in the human gastrointestinal tract

=Environmental Survival=
Survive weeks to months in the external environment

=Recommended Dose Response Model=
[[Endamoeba coli: Dose Response Models]]  Beta-Poisson, α is 0.10, N50 is 340.78  [[File:Betapoisson_model.jpg|thumb|left|300px]]








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Rotavirus,1,http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotavirus
Rotavirus,2,"[http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/surv-manual/chpt13-rotavirus.pdf CDC]"
Rotavirus,3,"Thea Kølsen Fischer, Ce´ cile Viboud, Umesh Parashar, Mark Malek, Claudia Steiner, Roger Glass,and Lone Simonsen. (2007) Hospitalizations and Deaths from Diarrhea and Rotavirus among Children 

=Burden of Disease=
Rotavirus was estimated to be the cause of ~60,000 hospitalizations annually when data were extrapolated to the US population.

====Duration of Infectiousness and disease====
====Symptomology====
Symptoms of infected individuals include fever, vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain.  Loss of appetite and dehydration are also common, and especially harmful to infants and young children.

====Latency====
====Asymptomatic Rates====
====Excretion Rates (see Exposure) ====
====Immunity====

=Microbiology=
A genus of double-stranded RNA virus in the family Reoviridae

=Environmental Resistance=
Resistant to disinfection.

=Recommended Dose Response Model=
[[Rotavirus: Dose Response Models]]  Beta-Poisson, α is 2.53E-01, N50 is 6.17  [[File:Betapoisson_model.jpg|thumb|left|300px]]








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The IHERA project brings together experts from India and the USA to integrate knowledge in the field of risk assessment, transmit this knowledge to the next generation of risk assessors, and identify knowledge gaps and research collaborations. The project aims to achieve the following three specific objectives:  (1) Develop a course curriculum on ecosystem and human health risk assessment with special reference to microbial contamination, (2) Train students, regulators, teachers, engineers, and researchers using developed course material at both I.I.T. Delhi and Drexel University, and (3) Identify research projects on human health risk issues. These objectives will be achieved through expert’s interactions at a curriculum development workshop, during collaborative preparation of course materials, and while team teaching during faculty exchange visits.



Although more than 50% of waterborne disease outbreaks are due to contaminated ground water, there is very little known about the persistency of these viruses (Yates et al., 1984). In order to determine the virus survival in ground water, Yates et al. (1984) compiled samples from 11 different sites around the United States of filtered and nonfiltered groundwater that were tested with three viruses: poliovirus 1, echovirus 1, and MS-2 coliphage. Over a span of 30 days, the samples were monitored to determine the level of infectivity that remained over time. The measurements were taken on predetermined days and the unit was CFU/ml.

To model the Yates et al. (1984) data, the information was inputted into R programming, © The R Foundation, to fit the 112 sets of data to the best fitting persistence model. This information is recorded in the table along with the associated k values, the T-90, the strain temperature, and the number of data points used in the set. The ""Best Fit"" column notes that some of the sets had similar BIC values for more than one persistence model. Further detail is given on the ID number’s respective page. 


{| class=""wikitable""
|+ colspan=""15"" style=""text-align: left; font-weight: bold; color: black;"" | Summary of Best Fitting Models and Data on Yates Groundwater Samples
|-
| style=""text-align: center; font-weight: bold;"" | Agent
| style=""text-align: center; font-weight: bold;"" | ID
| style=""text-align: center; font-weight: bold;"" | Best Fit Model
| style=""text-align: center; font-weight: bold;"" | k-value 1
| style=""text-align: center; font-weight: bold;"" | k-value 2
| style=""text-align: center; font-weight: bold;"" | k-value 3
| style=""text-align: center; font-weight: bold;"" | Sole Best Fit?
| style=""text-align: center; font-weight: bold;"" | T-90
| style=""text-align: center; font-weight: bold;"" | Matrix
| style=""text-align: center; font-weight: bold;"" | Strain
| style=""text-align: center; font-weight: bold;"" | Temp *C
| style=""text-align: center; font-weight: bold;"" | # of data points
| style=""text-align: center; font-weight: bold;"" | Measurement units
| style=""text-align: center; font-weight: bold;"" | Other Factors
| style=""text-align: center; font-weight: bold;"" | Region
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Gompertz 3
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -2.309
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.299
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.395
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 5.739
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 13
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 9
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Texas 1
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -2.457
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.458
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 6.642
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 17
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 11
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | California 2
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 3
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Double exponential
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.906
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.115
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.931
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 3.181
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 13
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Wisconsin
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 4
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Double exponential
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -3.337
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.675
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.000
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.374
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 6
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 5
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.841
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.070
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.297
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 6
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.401
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.111
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.220
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Gamma
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.336
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.145
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.002
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 8
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.471
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.099
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.896
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 9
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -0.249
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.688
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 4.260
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 13
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 11
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Texas 2
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 10
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -1.433
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.307
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 4.823
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 17
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 11
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | California 2
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 11
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.074
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.005
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.000
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Exponential Damped
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.510
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.152
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.082
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 13
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 4.842
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.004
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.072
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 14
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 5.009
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.093
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.076
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 15
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Double exponential
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.855
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.391
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.970
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.880
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 16
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 4.831
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.504
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.174
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 17
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Weibull
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.856
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.467
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.856
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 18
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 3.638
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.512
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.386
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 19
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.304
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.032
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.128
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 20
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 4.725
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.821
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Yes
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.046
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 21
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Double exponential
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.225
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 3.555
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.461
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7.136
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 9
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | North Carolina 1
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 22
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.413
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.477
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 4.287
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 9
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | North Carolina 1
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Linear
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.099
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.280
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 5.507
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 9
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | North Carolina 2
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 24
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Exponential
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.416
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 5.384
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 9
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | North Carolina 2
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 25
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Exponential
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.447
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.599
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 6
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Univ. of Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 26
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.367
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.390
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.221
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 6
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Univ. of Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 27
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -2.057
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.445
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 19.098
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 10
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | New York 1
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 28
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -3.491
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.872
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 20.962
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 10
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | New York 1
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 29
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.015
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.086
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 24.684
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 10
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | New York 2
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 30
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.089
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.342
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 14.639
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 10
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | New York 2
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 31
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -1.560
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.859
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 8.740
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 13
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 11
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Texas 1
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 32
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -3.581
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.849
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7.885
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 13
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 10
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Texas 2
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 33
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -1.816
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.933
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 8.329
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 13
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 10
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Texas 2
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 34
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -1.365
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.572
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 9.890
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 18
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 11
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | California 1
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 35
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -4.833
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 3.611
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7.262
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 18
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 8
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | California 1
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 36
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -3.330
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.632
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 8.753
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 17
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 9
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | California 2
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Echovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 37
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -2.153
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 3.599
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 3.246
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 9
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 38
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Weibull
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.449
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.767
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.425
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 4
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 39
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.950
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.014
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.268
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 6
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 40
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Exponential Damped
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 5.025
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.125
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.477
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 4
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 41
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.223
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.071
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.236
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 6
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 42
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.429
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.064
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.775
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 8
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 43
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Double exponential
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.428
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 16.044
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.149
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.171
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 8
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 44
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.911
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.416
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.851
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 45
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Weibull
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.131
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.385
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.112
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 46
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.492
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.082
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.683
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 47
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.435
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.152
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.599
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 8
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 48
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Double exponential
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.573
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 16.427
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.275
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.788
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 49
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Weibull
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.199
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.482
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.158
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 8
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 50
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.481
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.200
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.876
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 51
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.406
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.070
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.867
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 8
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 52
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.566
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.433
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.780
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 53
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Gamma
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.968
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.280
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.081
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 6
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 54
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Weibull
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.440
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.448
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.440
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 8
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 55
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.813
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.463
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.053
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 56
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Exponential
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.026
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.988
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 5
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 57
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Double exponential
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -0.691
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.015
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.000
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.002
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 6
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 58
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.511
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.087
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.869
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 59
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.468
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.120
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.318
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 8
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 60
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.638
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.189
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.504
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 61
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Gamma
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.012
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.108
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.635
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 62
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.664
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.337
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.984
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 63
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Exponential Damped
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.505
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -0.075
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.352
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 5
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 64
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.776
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.085
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.420
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 65
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Gamma
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.954
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.132
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.490
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 6
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 66
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.940
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.258
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.273
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 67
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Exponential
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.601
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.280
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 6
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 68
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Gamma
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.040
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.156
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.880
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 69
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.891
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.215
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.216
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | MS-2 Phage
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 70
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Logistic
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.676
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.026
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 5
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 71
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.386
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.177
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.047
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 9
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | North Carolina 1
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 72
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.301
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.077
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.152
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 9
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | North Carolina 1
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 73
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Linear
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.163
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.852
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 3.609
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 9
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | North Carolina 2
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 74
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Double exponential
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.243
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 14.744
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.320
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 5.359
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 9
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | North Carolina 2
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 75
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Gamma
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.528
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.513
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.407
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 6
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Univ. of Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 76
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Gamma
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.488
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.477
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.247
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 6
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Univ. of Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 77
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Exponential Damped
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.139
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.034
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 45.118
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 10
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | New York 1
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 78
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -0.949
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.922
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 27.711
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 10
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | New York 1
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 79
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Gompertz 3
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -1.034
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.220
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.490
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 11.749
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 10
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | New York 2
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 80
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Double exponential
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.009
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.647
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.046
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 5.124
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 10
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | New York 2
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 81
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Double exponential
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.112
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.636
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.185
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 6.993
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 13
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 11
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Texas 1
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 82
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.039
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.088
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 9.688
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 13
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 11
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Texas 1
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 83
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | -0.518
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.322
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 3.147
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 13
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 8
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Texas 2
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 84
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Double exponential
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.068
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.823
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.038
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 3.552
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 18
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 10
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | California 1
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 85
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Weibull
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.480
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.604
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.572
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 18
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 8
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | California 1
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 86
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Exponential Damped
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.627
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.051
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 4.653
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 17
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 10
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | California 2
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 87
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.204
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.338
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.970
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 88
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 3.720
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.901
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.151
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 89
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Weibull
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.771
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.509
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.528
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 90
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Gamma
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7.361
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.015
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.106
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 91
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.177
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.791
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.702
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 92
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 4.742
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.106
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.033
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 93
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.282
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.019
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.114
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 94
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 3.868
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.062
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.089
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 95
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.467
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.022
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.157
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 96
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 5.341
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.186
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.024
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 97
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.390
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.298
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.871
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 5
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 98
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Gamma
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.501
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.036
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.172
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 99
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.654
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.144
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.426
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 100
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.740
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.238
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.386
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 101
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Weibull
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.003
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.132
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.012
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 102
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.008
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.030
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.152
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 5
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 103
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.378
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.028
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.194
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 104
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 3.343
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.894
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.189
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 105
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.392
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.079
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.659
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 106
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Gamma
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 4.486
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.014
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.118
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 107
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Double exponential
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 3.192
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.439
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.951
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.659
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 108
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (2)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 3.585
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 1.664
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.147
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 109
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Gamma
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 11.269
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.004
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.020
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 110
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Juneja and Marks (1)
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.450
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.023
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.200
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Filtered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 111
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Exponential
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.853
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 2.556
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 23
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Arizona
|-
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Poliovirus
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 112
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Gamma
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 10.242
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 0.243
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | No
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 7.081
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Ground Water
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 12
| style=""text-align: center;"" | 13
| style=""text-align: center;"" | CFU/ml
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Nonfiltered
| style=""text-align: center;"" | Wisconsin
|}"
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