Electrostatic microfiltration (EM) enriches and recovers viable microorganisms at low-abundance in large-volume samples and enhances downstream detection

Electrostatic microfiltration (EM) enriches and recovers viable microorganisms at low-abundance in large-volume samples and enhances downstream detection

Rapid and sensitive detection of pathogens in various samples is crucial for disease diagnosis, environmental surveillance, as well as food and water safety monitoring. However, the low abundance of pathogens (<10 CFU) in large volume (1 mL−1 L) samples containing vast backgrounds critically limi...

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Main Authors: Liu, Yaoping, Raymond, Joshua J, Wu, Xiaolin, Chua, Patrina Wei Lin, Ling, Sharon Yan Han, Chan, Chia Ching, Chan, Cheryl, Loh, Joanne Xin Yi, Song, Melody Xing Yen, Ong, Matilda Yu Yan, Ho, Peiying, Mcbee, Megan E, Springs, Stacy L, Yu, Hanry, Han, Jongyoon
Other Authors: Singapore-MIT Alliance in Research and Technology (SMART)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Royal Society of Chemistry 2024
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/157512

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