Detection of Arboviruses and Vibrio cholerae from Environmental Water Samples using Magnetic Hydrogel Particles for Microbe Capture and Concentration

Poster -- Detection of Arboviruses and Vibrio cholerae from Environmental Water Samples us.

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Mosquito-borne and waterborne pathogens such as arboviruses and Vibrio cholerae pose ongoing challenges for environmental and public health monitoring. Individual clinical testing is resource-intensive, logistically complex, and often limited by healthcare access or participation, resulting in an underestimation of asymptomatic infections.¹ Effective surveillance is essential for timely detection, outbreak prevention, and public health response. Wastewater-based epidemiology (WBE) has emerged as a promising approach for monitoring infectious diseases at the population level, yet its application to vector-borne pathogens remains underexplored. We evaluated Nanotrap® Microbiome Particles, magnetic hydrogel nanoparticles previously validated for capturing viruses and bacteria in environmental water and clinical specimens, for the capture and concentration of arboviruses and Vibrio cholerae from environmental

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