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Symposium for Risk Reduction of Infectious Diseases from Different Perspectives

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The following studies will be presented in the Symposium for Risk Reduction of Infectious Diseases from Different Perspectives (Tohoku University, Seiryo Campus 6th Building, Conference room 1).→FINISHED

Genetic Determinants of Noroviruses for Susceptibility to Free Chlorine
Daisuke Sano

Genotype-dependent Behaviors of Human Noroviruses in Aquatic Environments
Mohan Amarasiri

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