… (6) over a range of aqueous environments and varied physicochemical conditions. … estuarine
waters. Studies comparing survival of fecal coliforms and pathogenic bacteria in estuarine …

… non-resistant E. coli towards environmental changes in estuary environments. Meanwhile, our
… low concentrations of antibiotics will not increase the competitive advantage of resistant E. …

… Escherichia coli , a commensal bacterium from the intestinal … environments are now
recognized as a secondary habitat where some strains can survive. We investigated the survival of E…

… coli, and water-borne pathogens includingVibrio cholerae, have severe limitations when
used to estimate viable populations of these organisms in the aquatic environment. By …

… Sublethal stress for Escherichia coli exposed in situ in nonfiltered estuarine water at 0.01
m (O), 0.5 m (A), or 1.0 m ([3) under contrasting seasonal conditions. Upper 95% confidence …

… Because dramatic fluctuations in salinity occur in the estuarine environments, desorption
has become a highly plausible explanation for why FC counts often increase after significant …

… coli and V. cholerae, there is no comparative information on the survival of these two organisms
in estuarine environments. … cholerae in estuarine waters and sediments and to compare …

… The results demonstrate a high prevalence of antibiotic resistance among E. coli circulating
in the Tagus estuary with emphasis on the occurrence of resistance to last-resort antibiotics …

… Human fecal Escherichia coli isolates were exposed over a seasonal cycle to estuarine …
on the in situ survival of Escherichia coli MC-6 in an estuarine environment. Appl. Microbiol. …

Survival of Escherichia coli MC-6 of fecal origin in an estuarine environment as affected by …
after bacteria had been in the Rhode River environment for 3 days. Coefficient of multiple …