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Spores disinfectant tests

The experimental disinfectant solutions tested exhibited significant sporicidal activity against B. subtilis spores. The B. subtilis strain used in these evaluations is the same one specified in the AO AC sporicidal test. Spores from... [Pg.8]

Spore formation also makes anthrax a difficult microbe to kill. Its persistence was demonstrated by British experiments carried out on Guinard Island in Scotland during World War II. Following the conclusion of tests conducted on Guinard between 1942 and 1943, viable anthrax spores remained for decades. So hardy were they that only disinfectants like formaldehyde were strong enough to adequately decontaminate the island s topsoil. [Pg.206]

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