2008
Drinking Water Research: EBPI’s Muta-ChromoPlate Ames Test kit was used for a large scale water treatment engineering technology development project with the University of Toronto. During this research, the Muta-ChromoPlate kit was shown to detect mutagenic activity in a number of drinking water samples treated using a number of disinfection processes. EBPI continues to work with the University of Toronto’s Drinking Water Research Group (DWRG) focusing on the genotoxic potential of Disinfection by-products (DBPs) from various drinking water treatment methods. EBPI continues to expand its research with various universities and water treatment companies in the area of drinking water research.
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