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Texas A&M University |
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Galveston |
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TX, 77551 USA |
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University of Bremen in Germany |
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Marine Science, University Texas at Austin |
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Aquatic Biology and Zoology, University Texas at Austin |
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Molecular microbial ecology |
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Molecular microbial ecology, Molecular systematics and phylogeny of prokaryotes, Biogeography of prokaryotic populations, Role of bacteria in biogeochemical processes |
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- Brinkmeyer, R., Cromer, W. E., and Stein, R. (in prep for submission to Applied and Environmental Microbiology) Abundance and distribution of human enteric Adenovirus in two highly urbanized watersheds in the greater Houston, TX area.
- Brinkmeyer, R. and Stein, R. (in prep for submission to Applied and Environmental Microbiology) Genetic diversity and predominance of human Adenovirus serotypes in Houston, TX.
- Brinkmeyer, R., Cromer, W. E., and Ling, E. (in prep for submission to Applied and Environmental Microbiology) Detection and quantification of human enteric Adenovirus in a coastal, east Texas watershed.
- Brinkmeyer, R., Hochman, M., and Schwarz, J. (in prep for submission to Journal of Shellfish Research) Seasonal abundance of Vibro vulnificus and V. parahaemolyticus in Galveston Bay oysters: a multi-year comparison of traditional culture and quantitative PCR methods.
- Brinkmeyer, R., Hochman, M., and Schwarz, J. (in prep for submission to Journal of Shellfish Research) Seasonal abundance and diversity of human enteric viruses in Galveston Bay oysters populations.
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