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Differential growth of Legionella pneumophila strains within a range of amoebae at various temperatures associated with in-premise plumbing

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Parameters predictive of Legionella contamination in hot water systems: Association with trace elements and heterotrophic plate counts

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Concentration and Diversity of UnculturedLegionellaspp. in Two Unchlorinated Drinking Water Supplies with Different Concentrations of Natural Organic Matter

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Free-living amoebae, Legionella and Mycobacterium in tap water supplied by a municipal drinking water utility in the USA

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Legionella, Protozoa, and Biofilms: Interactions Within Complex Microbial Systems

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Persistence of chlorine-sensitiveLegionella pneumophilain hyperchlorinated installations

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Detection of culturable and nonculturableLegionellaspecies from hot water systems of public buildings in Japan

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Occurrence of Legionella in hot water systems of single-family residences in suburbs of two German cities with special reference to solar and district heating

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