RNA-Based Detection Does not Accurately Enumerate Living Escherichia coli O157:H7 Cells on Plants

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RT @rmgeller: @EthicalSkeptic @RebelACole A pretty damning study on RT-PCR on bacterial samples. It may not be much different for viruses.…

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@EthicalSkeptic @RebelACole A pretty damning study on RT-PCR on bacterial samples. It may not be much different for viruses. https://t.co/tBmm03PN1G

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@erogers8877 That’s because RNA detection can include counts of dead cells. This article discusses bacteria, but the same issue may hold true when using RNA to rapidly detect virus contamination. https://t.co/GpXJwRG3w7

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RNA-Based Detection Does not Accurately Enumerate Living Escherichia coli O157:H7 Cells on Plants: Wenting Ju,... https://t.co/klCBYZpF8r

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