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EPA Microbiology
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Here you can access EPA resources related to microorganisms
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Welcome
to the EPA Microbiology Home Page. The purpose of this site
is to provide access to microbiology related information that has
been developed or managed by the Agency. EPA methods related to
bacteria, viruses and protozoans can be found at this site.
Method 1605
Coliphage
Method
1601 , 1602
Cryptosporidium
Method
1622, 1623, Images, Method Criteria
E. coli
Method
1103.1, 1603, 1604
(MI Agar),
Recreational
Water
Enterococci
Method
1106.1, 1600,
Recreational Water
Giardia
Method
1623, Images, Method Criteria
Mold
Mold
Detection Technology
Total Coliforms
Method
1604 (MI Agar)
Viruses
EPA
Virus Methods Manual, Images
See Online Publications for brief descriptions of the above methods and for other publications. Additional microorganism-related Regulatory Support and Drinking Water Health documents are also available as is a listing of Approved Methods and Training modules.
This website is maintained by the Microbiological & Chemical Exposure Assessment Research Division (MCEARD) of the National Exposure Research Laboratory (NERL). The Division is located in Cincinnati Ohio at EPA's Andrew W. Breidenbach Environmental Research Center. This Center is a focal point for microbiological research for the Agency's Office of Research and Development (ORD). The EPA Microbiology Home Page was developed from the EPA Microbiology Gopher which was established on the Internet in January 1994.