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Bioaerosols from composting facilities—a review [PDF]

Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology, 2014
Bioaerosols generated at composting plants are released during processes that involve the vigorous movement of material such as shredding, compost pile turning, or compost screening. Such bioaerosols are a cause of concern because of their potential impact on both occupational health and the public living in close proximity to such facilities.
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〔報告〕博物館施設におけるバイオエアロゾル測定の活用について [PDF]

, 2016
Microbial air monitoring in museums is usually conducted by applying airborn mold samplers and agars to detect the presence of viable mold that directly poses risks for mold growth on cultural properties.Recently,bioaerosol measuring devices that detect ...
佐藤 嘉則, 間渕 創
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Potential urinary biomarkers in young adults with short-term exposure to particulate matter and bioaerosols identified using an unbiased metabolomic approach

, 2022
Guangxi Li, Yuanyuan Duan, Yi Wang, Lingjie Bian, Mengran Xiong, Wen-pin Song, Xia Zhang, Biao Li, Yilong Dai, Jiawei Lu, Meng Li, Zhiguo Liu, Shi-gang Liu, Li Zhang, Hong-Juan Yao, Rong‐Guang Shao, Liang Li   +16 more
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The Use of Bioaerosol Sampling for Airborne Virus Surveillance in Swine Production Facilities: A Mini Review

Frontiers in Veterinary Science, 2017
Modern swine production facilities typically house dense populations of pigs and may harbor a variety of potentially zoonotic viruses that can pass from one pig generation to another and periodically infect human caretakers.
Benjamin D. Anderson, Benjamin D. Anderson, John A. Lednicky, Montserrat Torremorell, Gregory C. Gray   +4 more
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Immunological Aspects and Affections of Rubbish Collectors Caused by Bioaerosols [PDF]

, 2002
Stephan Becher, Herbert Lichtnecker
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On-Site Bioaerosol Sampling and Airborne Microorganism Detection Technologies

Biosensors
Bioaerosols are small airborne particles composed of microbiological fragments, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, pollens, and/or by-products of cells, which may be viable or non-viable wherever applicable.
Afagh Rastmanesh, Jayanta S. Boruah, Min-Seok Lee, Seungkyung Park   +3 more
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Effects of bioaerosol exposure on work-related symptoms among Swiss sawmill workers [PDF]

, 2018
Objective: Exposure to bioaerosols in the occupational environment of sawmills could be associated with a wide range of health effects, in particular respiratory impairment, allergy and organic dust toxic syndrome.
Charrière, N., Droz, P., Oppliger, A., Rusca, S.   +3 more
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Some Remarks about Asteroid Impact Triggered “Bioaerosol” Escape during a Putative Microbial Exchange between Early Earth and Mars

, 2023
Balázs Bradák
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Correction to: Bioaerosol sampling of patients with suspected pulmonary tuberculosis: a study protocol [PDF]

, 2020
Benjamin Patterson, Anastasia Koch, Sophia Gessner, Ryan Dinkele, Melitta Gqada, Wayne A. Bryden, Frank Cobelens, Francesca Little, Digby F. Warner, Robin Wood   +9 more
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The summary of atmospheric bioaerosols observation during the 54th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition (JARE54, 2012-2013) [PDF]

, 2016
第7回極域科学シンポジウム:[OM] 極域気水圏11月29日（火）国立極地研究所 1階 ...
小林 史尚
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