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Computational Surveillance of Microbial Water Quality With Online Flow Cytometry
2020
Frontiers in Water
Automated flow cytometry (FCM) adapted to real-time quality surveillance provides high-temporal-resolution data about the microbial communities in a water system. The cell concentration calculated from FCM measurements indicates sudden increases in the number of bacteria, but can fluctuate significantly due to man-made and natural dynamics; it can thus obscure the presence of microbial anomalies. Cytometric fingerprinting tools enable a detailed analysis of the aquatic microbial communities,
doi:10.3389/frwa.2020.586969
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