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Optimizing Molecular Tools for Bioaerosol Monitoring: A Case Study of Staphylococcus aureus in a Crowded Workplace

  • Merita Xhetani,
  • Brikena Parllaku,
  • Fjoralda Bakiri,
  • Arta Lugaj,
  • Etleva Hamzaraj,
  • Mirela Lika,
  • Antea Metaliaj,
  • Vera Beca and
  • Bationa Bennewitz

Staphylococcus aureus is a common opportunistic pathogen found in various environments, with the potential for rapid spread, especially in densely populated indoor settings. Integrating traditional microbiological monitoring with molecular techniques...

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Aeromycoflora present in the library environment is known to play a significant role in triggering allergies and contributing to the deterioration of both cellulosic and non-cellulosic materials within the intramural setting of the Midnapore College...

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Allergic rhinitis and asthma remain major public-health challenges, with airborne pollen serving as a key environmental driver. This study investigates the temporal association between aeroallergen exposure, patient healthcare utilization, and allerg...

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A Geostatistical Study of a Fuzzy-Based Dataset from Airborne Magnetic Particle Biomonitoring

  • Daniela A. Molinari,
  • Mauro A. E. Chaparro,
  • Aureliano A. Guerrero and
  • Marcos A. E. Chaparro

Airborne magnetic particles (AMPs) are associated with potentially toxic elements, and their size, mineralogy, and concentration can significantly impact both the environment and human health. However, their spatial analysis is often limited by small...

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Asbestos Fiber Measurements During Low Dust-Generating Work Processes

  • Barbara Dorota Kolarik,
  • Susanne Celia Rørbye,
  • Martin Nerum Olsen and
  • Kristoffer Kampmann

The Danish asbestos executive order defines a range of situations and work processes that require no protective measures, due to an assumption of low dust generation and therefore negligible exposure to asbestos fibers. The purpose of the study was t...

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Pollen and Fungal Spore Co-Exposure in Allergic Respiratory Diseases: A Systematic Review

  • Alina-Maria Ivaşko,
  • Corina Ureche,
  • Oana Cristina Marginean,
  • Monica Grama and
  • Teodora Nicola-Varo

Co-exposure to airborne pollen and fungal spores is increasingly recognized as a contributor to asthma and allergic rhinitis, especially as climatic shifts since 2020 have intensified their seasonal overlap. We systematically searched PubMed and Goog...

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Airborne Fungal Communities: Diversity, Health Impacts, and Potential AI Applications in Aeromycology

  • Divjot Kour,
  • Sofia Sharief Khan,
  • Meenakshi Gusain,
  • Akshara Bassi,
  • Tanvir Kaur,
  • Aman Kataria,
  • Simranjeet Kaur and
  • Harpreet Kour

International interests in bioaerosols have gained an increased attention to widen the knowledge pool of their identification, distribution, and quantification. Aeromycota signify a complex and diverse group of fungi dispersed through the atmosphere....

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Does the ENSO Cycle Impact the Grass Pollen Season in Auckland New Zealand, with Implications for Allergy Management?

  • Rewi M. Newnham,
  • Laura McDonald,
  • Katherine Holt,
  • Stuti L. Misra,
  • Natasha Ngadi,
  • Calista Liviana Ngadi and
  • Amy H. Y. Chan

In many regions, the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) cycle is a key factor in modulating climate processes that can influence seasonal variability in the production and dispersal of allergy-triggering pollen. However, the impacts on allerg...

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Since the emergence of SARS-CoV-2, the interplay of human behavior, environmental factors, viral evolution, and public health interventions has resulted in unexpected changes in the timing, intensity, and geography of respiratory virus outbreaks. For...

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Aerobiology - ISSN 2813-5075