S. TORII

The paper identifies a single capsid residue in Echovirus 11 that determines its susceptibility to proteolytic inactivation in freshwater.

This paper develops a CRISPR-Cas3-based diagnostic platform for emerging RNA viruses, enabling rapid assay design and deployment with high sensitivity and portability.

The paper analyzes the relationship between solvent accessibility of methionine residues and chlorine inactivation rates in icosahedral viruses using a curated dataset of viral structures.

The paper compares viral indicators and pathogenic viruses in wastewater treatment using qPCR, finding PMMoV as a reliable indicator due to its stability and consistent removal.

This paper develops a method for detecting protozoa, bacteria, and viruses in water using membrane adsorption and direct nucleic acid extraction, showing improved sensitivity for several pathogens.

The paper proposes a statistical framework to quantify variation in virus sensitivity to disinfectants across species using Bayesian methods and disinfection data.