health risks globally.(1) There is a need for a simple and effective workflow that can be used with wastewater Workflow effectively captures and concentrates low-abundance, vector-borne disease microbes from a single wastewater

In this application note, we investigate the compatibility of Nanotrap® Particles with wastewater samples treated with Wastewater Stabilization Buffer. Additionally, we studied the claimed seven-day stability at room temperature for wastewater samples treated with Wastewater Stabilization Buffer using Nanotrap Particles for viral and bacterial target concentration Demonstrating compatibility of Zymo Research’s Wastewater Stabilization Buffer with Nanotrap Particles

a scalable and automation-friendly workflow for respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) surveillance from wastewater The workflow addresses challenges of low viral loads and wastewater variability, providing a cost-effective A sample-to-results workflow for RSV sequencing from wastewater.

Nanotrap Microbiome A Particles were evaluated for efficient capture of rubella virus spiked into 10 mL wastewater

To better understand and characterize the limitations of detection influenza A in wastewater samples, and native barcoding to enable same-day, whole-genome sequencing of influenza A viruses from complex wastewater The goal of this work was to assess genome coverage across several wastewater samples, evaluate the impact

Article Link Abstract: Genetic testing of community wastewater (wastewater surveillance) is a valuable Wastewater surveillance is increasingly important in the absence of corresponding epidemiological data Due to the inherent noise in wastewater data, a single sample is not sufficient to identify a sustained We conclude that low-frequency wastewater sampling performs reasonably well in identifying trends in Overview of wastewater testing workflow used in the current study.

Wastewater-based surveillance of respiratory pathogens is challenging due to low target abundance and ® Microbiome Particles can enhance native pathogen recovery and detection sensitivity from influent wastewater Four wastewater concentration methods were compared for detecting respiratory pathogens using the Truemark

data from Clade Ib strains have enabled the development of a new PCR-based assay for detecting Mpox in wastewater

This study aimed to determine whether the measles virus could be captured and detected in wastewater

medRxiv, May 2023 "Human norovirus (HuNoV) GII RNA in wastewater solids at 145 United States wastewater Wastewater monitoring for HuNoV has been done previously and results indicate it is present in wastewater However, work has mostly been limited to monthly samples of liquid wastewater at one or a few wastewater Methods: We measured HuNoV GII RNA in matched wastewater solids and liquid influent in 7 samples from We also applied the HuNoV GII assay to measure viral RNA in over 6000 wastewater solids samples from

Surveillance System began routine testing of U.S. wastewater for Monkeypox virus. Wastewater surveillance sensitivity, positive predictive value (PPV), and negative predictive value ( NPV) for Monkeypox virus were evaluated by comparing wastewater detections (Monkeypox virus detected Wastewater surveillance in a single week, from samples representing thousands to millions of persons, Results can help to guide the public health response to Monkeypox virus wastewater detections.

"Metagenomics of Wastewater Influent from Wastewater Treatment Facilities across Ontario in the Era of sequencing analyses of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) RNA in composite wastewater