V E Prez
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Recent Articles
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Masachessi G, Prez V, Michelena J, Lizasoain A, Ferreyra L, Martinez L, et al.
Sci Total Environ
. 2020 Nov;
760:143400.
PMID: 33199001
An environmental survey was conducted in order to assess the frequency of detection of picobirnavirus (PBV), human adenovirus (HAdV) and infective enterovirus (iEV) as indicators of faecal contamination in freshwater,...
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Prez V, Martinez L, Victoria M, Giordano M, Masachessi G, Re V, et al.
Sci Total Environ
. 2018 May;
637-638:665-671.
PMID: 29758423
Consumption of green vegetable products is commonly viewed as a potential risk factor for infection with enteric viruses. The link between vegetable crops and fecally contaminated irrigation water establishes an...
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Masachessi G, Pisano M, Prez V, Martinez L, Michelena J, Martinez-Wassaf M, et al.
Appl Environ Microbiol
. 2017 Dec;
84(5).
PMID: 29269500
Water resources contaminated with wastewater are an important source for the dissemination of enteric viruses with an impact on the health of the population. The aim of the study was...
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Quantification of human infection risk caused by rotavirus in surface waters from Córdoba, Argentina
Prez V, Gil P, Temprana C, Cuadrado P, Martinez L, Giordano M, et al.
Sci Total Environ
. 2015 Aug;
538:220-9.
PMID: 26311578
Fecal contamination of water is a worrying problem because it is associated with the transmission of enteric pathogenic microorganisms that can cause many infectious diseases. In this study, an environmental...
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Barril P, Fumian T, Prez V, Gil P, Martinez L, Giordano M, et al.
Environ Res
. 2015 Mar;
138:409-15.
PMID: 25777068
In Argentina, the rotavirus disease exhibits seasonal variations, being most prevalent in the fall and winter months. To deepen the understanding of rotavirus seasonality in our community, the influence of...