From capture to detection: A critical review of passive sampling techniques for pathogen surveillance in water and wastewater
Water Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
261, P. 122024 - 122024
Published: June 30, 2024
Water
quality,
critical
for
human
survival
and
well-being,
necessitates
rigorous
control
to
mitigate
contamination
risks,
particularly
from
pathogens
amid
expanding
urbanization.
Consequently,
the
necessity
maintain
microbiological
safety
of
water
supplies
demands
effective
surveillance
strategies,
reliant
on
collection
representative
samples
precise
measurement
contaminants.
This
review
critically
examines
advancements
passive
sampling
techniques
monitoring
in
various
systems,
including
wastewater,
freshwater,
seawater.
We
explore
evolution
conventional
materials
innovative
adsorbents
pathogen
capture
shift
culture-based
molecular
detection
methods,
underscoring
adaptation
this
field
global
health
challenges.
The
comparison
highlights
sampling's
efficacy
over
like
grab
its
potential
overcome
existing
challenges
through
use
such
as
granular
activated
carbon,
thermoplastics,
polymer
membranes.
By
evaluating
literature,
work
identifies
standardization
gaps
proposes
future
research
directions
augment
efficiency,
specificity,
utility
environmental
public
surveillance.
Language: Английский
State-space modelling using wastewater virus and epidemiological data to estimate reported COVID-19 cases and the potential infection numbers
Journal of The Royal Society Interface,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
22(222)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
The
current
situation
of
COVID-19
measures
makes
it
difficult
to
accurately
assess
the
prevalence
SARS-CoV-2
due
a
decrease
in
reporting
rates,
leading
missed
initial
transmission
events
and
subsequent
outbreaks.
There
is
growing
recognition
that
wastewater
virus
data
assist
estimating
potential
infections,
including
asymptomatic
unreported
infections.
Understanding
hidden
behind
reported
cases
critical
for
decision-making
when
choosing
appropriate
social
intervention
measures.
However,
models
implicitly
assume
homogeneity
human
behaviour,
such
as
shedding
patterns
within
population,
making
challenging
predict
emergence
new
variants
variant-specific
or
parameters.
This
can
result
predictions
with
considerable
uncertainty.
In
this
study,
we
established
state-space
model
based
on
viral
load
both
infection
numbers.
Our
using
showed
high
goodness-of-fit
case
numbers
despite
dataset
waves
two
distinct
variants.
Furthermore,
successfully
provided
estimates
infection,
reflecting
superspreading
nature
transmission.
study
supports
notion
surveillance
modelling
have
effectively
Language: Английский
Disinfection effectiveness and mechanism of in-duct microwave radiation on A. versicolor adhere to a SiC composite filter
Yuan Zhang,
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Tian Yan,
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Zhaowei Xu
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et al.
International Journal of Ventilation,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 18
Published: Jan. 28, 2025
Language: Английский
Improved passive sampling methods for wastewater to enable more sensitive detection of SARS-CoV-2 and its variants
Md Alamin,
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Pelumi Oladipo,
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James Hartrick
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et al.
The Science of The Total Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
950, P. 175044 - 175044
Published: July 27, 2024
Language: Английский
Maximizing viral nucleic acid yield from passive samplers: Evaluating elution and extraction protocols
The Science of The Total Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
957, P. 177834 - 177834
Published: Nov. 30, 2024
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
underscored
the
need
for
effective
viral
tracking
in
aqueous
environments,
particularly
non-enteric
viruses.
Despite
advances
wastewater
monitoring,
surveillance
of
viruses
freshwater
remains
limited
due
to
traditional
sampling
challenges.
This
study
refines
GAC-based
passive
protocols
by
determining
optimal
extraction
and
elution
methods
enhancing
recovery
nucleic
acids
freshwater.
Three
commercially
available
total
acid
(TNA)
kits
four
buffers
were
assessed
their
ability
recover
SARS-CoV-2
bacteriophage
MS2
from
samplers.
Promega
Wizard®
Enviro
Total
Nucleic
Acid
Kit,
paired
with
a
Tween®20-based
buffer,
provided
highest
virus
efficiency
sampling.
Field-scale
applications
demonstrated
effectiveness
samplers
capturing
SARS-CoV-2,
INFA,
RSV,
MeV
using
optimized
protocols.
combination
Tween®20
based
buffer
kit
led
increased
detection
frequencies
grab
samples,
which
remained
lower
than
underscores
importance
selecting
appropriate
TNA
maximize
samples.
By
optimizing
these
protocols,
we
enhance
sensitivity
reliability
ecosystems.
Language: Английский