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  • Determination of the Minimum Infective Dose of Cryptosporidium Parvum Oocysts in Vervet Monkeys (Cercopithecus Aethiops). Draft Final Report to the Department of the Environment in Partial Fulfilment of WRc Contract Number ESL 9517

    • Published GMT 12 January 1991
    • Ref: DWI0375/12
  • Removal of Cryptosporidium Oocysts by Water Treatment Methods at Laboratory Scale. Final Report on Work Carried Out at University College, London. March 1990 – March 1991

    • Published GMT 12 January 1991
    • Ref: DWI0337
  • Cryptosporidium in Drinking Water – Survey of Occurrence

    • Published GMT 12 January 1991
    • Ref: DWI0264
  • The Minimum Infective Dose of Cryptosporidium in Gnotobiotic Lambs

    • Published GMT 12 January 1991
    • Ref: DWI0338
  • Cryptosporidiosis Surveillance 1990-1991. Report to the Water Research Centre

    • Published GMT 12 January 1991
    • Ref: DWI0341
  • Ozone for Cryptosporidia Elimination – A Review of Ozonation By-Products and Ozone Application. Final Report to the Department of the Environment

    • Published GMT 12 January 1991
    • Ref: DWI0269
  • Evaluation of the Efficiency of Alternative Disinfectants to Chlorine Activity against Oocysts of Cryptosporidium Parvum. Interim Report to the Department of the Environment

    • Published GMT 12 January 1991
    • Ref: DWI0274
  • Survey of Cryptosporidium in Loch Lomond

    • Published GMT 12 January 1991
    • Ref: DWI0271
  • Final Report on the DoE Sponsored Research on Cryptosporidium SPP Oocysts Undertaken at the Scottish Parasite Diagnostic Laboratory, Stobhill General Hospital, Glasgow G21 3UW

    • Published GMT 12 January 1991
    • Ref: DWI0744
  • Cryptosporidium and Water Courses PRS 2292-M

    • Published GMT 12 January 1989
    • Ref: DWI0270
  • The Effect of Free Chlorine on the Viability of Giardia Lamblia Cysts

    • Published GMT 12 January 1988
    • Ref: DWI0739
  • Giardia – Its Distribution, Identification and Control

    • Published GMT 12 January 1987
    • Ref: DWI0659
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