..., instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Bacteria Bioaerosols Fungi Microfungi Environment Original Paper Indoor Built Environ 1997;6:295-300 1604507 Accepted: June 19, 1997 L.D. Robertson Mycotech Biological, Inc., Jewett, Tex., USA Monitoring Viable Fungal...

...Suzan Sarıca; Ahmet Asan; Muserref Tatman Otkun; Mevlut Ture The aim of this investigation was to monitor monthly the densities and distribution of indoor airborne fungi and bacteria in 6 different areas of Trakya University Hospital (Edirne, Turkey). Areas monitored were an operating theatre...

... species in the mattresses. Penicillium spp., Aspergillus niger and Zygomycetes were dominant fungi. The relative abundances of fungal species in the carpets were significantly correlated to the species in the mattresses. The basal CO 2 respiration rate and the living microbial biomass from all samples...

... chromatography-mass spectrometry Indoor air Microbiology Endotoxin Bacteria Fungi New Developments in Monitoring Techniques Original Paper Indoor Built Environ 2001;10:232 237 Accepted: July 13, 2001 Analysis of Chemical Markers as a Means of Characterising Airborne Micro-Organisms in Indoor Environments...

... of fungi and bacteria were not notably elevated in the basements or other rooms of the formerly flooded houses. Levels of fungi and bacteria indoors were significantly less in houses with dehumidifiers and in homes with natural gas odors. Air-conditioning during warm periods significantly reduced airborne...

...Laurent van Asselt In the indoor environment, mites and fungi are two of the most important causes of asthma and rhinitis in people. Although these two subjects are often studied separately, to do so ignores the important ecological relationship between them. For example, fungi may be a source...

... with a central air conditioning system. Concentrations and genera of bacteria and fungi were determined in several offices using a 6-stage impactor (Andersen sampler) during the summer season. Several gram-positive (Micrococcus, Bacillus, Staphylococcus, Streptococcus) and gram-negative (Pseudomonas, Serratia...