Gainesville / Carrollton / Atlanta / Milwaukee / /
Company
NSF International / Agricultural Sciences / /
Country
United States / /
Event
Product Issues / Reorganization / /
Facility
University of Florida / College of Human Ecology / Institute of Food / /
IndustryTerm
immune systems / municipal drinking water systems / water utilities / public water systems / healthy immune systems / dairy products / compromised immune systems / equal opportunity/affirmative action employer / chemical disinfectants / water treatment equipment / food / /
Organization
Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences / Florida Cooperative Extension Service / Cornell / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / Institute of Food / Water Science Department / USDA / University of Florida / College of Human Ecology / Soil and Water Science Department / Cornell University / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / /
Person
Christine Taylor Waddill / Dean Cryptosporidium / A.G. Hornsby / A. Lemley / / /
SL130 Cryptosporidium: A Waterborne Pathogen1 B.K. Avery, A. Lemley and A.G. Hornsby2 What is Cryptosporidium?