www.environmentalgenomics.com/blog/2021/04/07/distinguishing-between-filaments-using-molecular-tools/
Wastewater filamentous bacteria identification is usually done by microscopic examination. The microscopic exam requires time and experience by the operator and there is subjectivity to the results. Aster Bio has been developing molecular filament ID tools by comparing genetic sequences to expert microscopic filament ID. Molecular tools allow for quantitative tracking of key filaments in a system. Paul Campbell gives a summary of the technology and methods for adapting molecular testing to monitoring systems for filamentous bulking.
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AuthorErik Rumbaugh has been involved in biological waste treatment for over 20 years. He has worked with industrial and municipal wastewater facilities to ensure optimal performance of their treatment systems. He is a founder of Aster Bio (www.asterbio.com) specializing in biological waste treatment. Click to set custom HTML
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