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• Low prevalence of antibiotic resistant gram-negative bacteria isolated from rural south-western Uganda groundwater 

  Soge, O.O.; Giardino, M.A.; Ivanova, I.C.; Pearson, A.L.; Meschke, J.S.; Roberts, M.C. (University of Canterbury. Geography, 2009)

  The objective of this study was to determine antibiotic resistance patterns and specific resistance genes in Gram-negative enteric bacteria recovered from 42 different drinking water sources servicing 2 rural villages in ...

• Utility of EC 3MTM petrifilmsTM and sanitary surveys for source water assessment in south-western Uganda 

  Pearson, A.L.; Roberts, M.C.; Soge, O.O.; Ivanova, I.; Mayer, J.D.; Meschke, J.S. (University of Canterbury. Geography, 2008)

  The majority of people in developing nations rely on untreated or minimally treated surface and shallow groundwater sources which are prone to faecal contamination. This study evaluated the utility of EC 3M Petrifilm and ...

• Bacterial Contamination Assessment of Rural Ugandan Drinking Water Sources Using EC 3M TM petrifilms TM 

  Pearson, A.L.; Long, V.; Meschke, J.S.; Roberts, M.C.; Mayer, J.D. (University of Canterbury. Geography, 2007)

  This study examined bacterial contamination levels from 47drinking water sources(92%were surface sources)from two rural Ugandan villages using EC 3M TM petrifilmsTM incubated for 24 h at 37ºC. E. coli counts in 1ml water ...