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These data show that the oyster can selectively concentrate a human pathogen and that conventional depuration will not eliminate noroviruses from oyster tissue. Depuration studies (maintenance of fish in clean water after exposure to WwTW effluent) confirmed that the feminization of the reproductive duct was permanent. From it's creation at 1851, during the reign of Isabel II, Canal de Isabel II has performed an effort of building and maintaining installations of captivation, conduction, treatment, distribution and, in the last decades, depuration of sewage, as a key effort in the development of Madrid as a major metropolis of Spain. |
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