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Effect of Inoculation Method on the Determination of Decontamination Efficacy against Bacillus Spores
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Ryan, S., S. Lee, W. Calfee, Joe Wood, S. McDonald, M. Clayton, N. Griffin-Gatchalian, A. Touati, L. Smith, AND M. Nysewander. Effect of Inoculation Method on the Determination of Decontamination Efficacy against Bacillus Spores. WORLD JOURNAL OF MICROBIOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY. Springer, New York, NY, 30(10):2609-23, (2014).
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Decontamination studies investigating the effectiveness of products and process for the inactivation of Bacillus species spores have traditionally utilized metering viable spores in a liquid suspension onto test materials (coupons). The current study addresses the representativeness of studies using this type of inoculation method compared to when coupons are dosed with a metered amount of aerosolized spores.
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Journal Article
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Effect of Inoculation Method on the Determination of Decontamination Efficacy against Bacillus Spores