Abstract
The problem of viral pollution of water bodies of the environment (OOS) is acute in the world. Until recently, sanitary-virological control of water sources and drinking water is carried out directly by direct determination of viruses, as well as using indirect indicators, the most optimal of which are coliphages [1-3]. However, in recent years, researchers have increasingly used viral markers - RNA and DNA of viruses, which are determined in the RT-PCR reaction, both for monitoring viral contamination of water bodies and for deciphering outbreaks of diseases associated with the use of poorquality water or food products that are unfavorable in the epidemic relation .
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