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Modeling the dynamics of PMMoV, a sewage-associated virus in the Seine River across Paris
Assessing the water quality of bathing waters is possible by monitoring bioindicator organisms such as microorganisms. As the most abundant biological entities in water bodies, viruses have shown potential to reflect anthropogenic contamination. In this context, this project aimed to investigate the
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