Bioaerosols are crucial indicators of air pollution and play an instrumental role as risk factors
when it comes to the adverse health outcome. Bioaerosols are not self-contained pollutant …

Aerosols of biological origins, known as bioaerosols, in addition to having the aerosol
properties, have those of a living system that offers them some enabling functionalities. From …

The evolving field of the microbiome and microbiota has become a popular research topic.
The human microbiome is defined as a new organ and is considered a living community of …

The airborne microbiome is one of the relevant topics in ecology, biogeochemistry,
environment, and human health. Bioaerosols are ubiquitous air pollutants that play a vital …

Bioaerosols are a crucial part of atmospheric particulate matter (aerosols), combining
physical and chemical aerosol properties with biological characteristics. They play a vital …

Simple Summary New data in the current scientific literature show that the composition of the
respiratory system microbiome differs in health and disease conditions and that the …

Bioaerosol is a particulate mixture of solid and semi-solid matter combined with biotic matter
like pollens, microbes and their fragments. The present review stresses on a cumulative …

Occurrences and exposure to high levels of microbial bioaerosols such as pathogenic
bacteria, fungi, fungal spores, and viruses can be linked to the deterioration of the …

Air pollution is known to trigger and exacerbate many respiratory diseases. The interaction
between respiratory microbiome and host plays a significant role in maintaining airway …

Urban air pollutants are a major public health concern and include biological matters which
composes about 25% of the atmospheric aerosol particles. Airborne microorganisms were …