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Virus-pathogen interactions improve water quality along the Middle Route of the South-to-North Water Diversion Canal
T. Chen, T. Liu, et al.
This study reveals an intriguing natural water 'self-purification' process in China's South-to-North Water Diversion Canal, highlighting how virus-pathogen interactions can enhance water quality. conducted by Tianyi Chen, Tang Liu, Zongzhi Wu, Bingxue Wang, Qian Chen, Mi Zhang, Enhang Liang, and Jinren Ni.
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