A novel 1-step anionic surfactant disinfectant was effective against isolates from the 4 major phylogenetic clades as well as methicillin-resistant (MRSA) and the enveloped virus bacteriophage Phi6. This anionic surfactant disinfectant may be a useful addition to the disinfectant products available for use against .
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