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Exposure pathway: Drinking Water

Source of pathogen Exposure pathway Scenario Model T90 days Temp (C) Data points k1 k2 k3 Other factors Reference Raw data

Drinking Water Juneja and Marks Log-logistic model 4.3 37.00 10 0.12 0.11 Walters, S. P., Yamahara K. M., & Boehm A. B. (2009). Persistence of nucleic acid markers of health-relevant organisms in seawater microcosms: implications for their use in assessing risk in recreational waters. Water Research. 43, 4929–4939. view

Exposure pathway: Drinking Water
Source of pathogen	Exposure pathway	Scenario	Model	T90 days	Temp (C)	Data points	k1	k2	k3	Other factors	Reference	Raw data
	Drinking Water		Juneja and Marks Log-logistic model	4.3	37.00	10	0.12	0.11			Walters, S. P., Yamahara K. M., & Boehm A. B. (2009). Persistence of nucleic acid markers of health-relevant organisms in seawater microcosms: implications for their use in assessing risk in recreational waters. Water Research. 43, 4929–4939.	view

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