Airborne microorganisms (AM), vital components of particulate matters (PM), are widespread
in the atmosphere. Since some AM have pathogenicity, they can lead to a wide range of …

Microbiological air pollutants ie airborne bacteria and fungi in public libraries are a potential
risk to human health and paper heritage. The present study aims to investigate the variation …

Contaminants of biological origin, such as fungi and bacteria, are ubiquitous inside the
residences and especially in bedroom microenvironments. Epidemiological studies have …

The challenge in today's bioaerosol monitoring is to retrieve real-time information on the
qualitative and quantitative composition of the ambient air in bioparticles implicated to …

The biological loading of viable, cultivable airborne microbes (heterotrophic bacteria,
actinobacteria and fungi) in 6 size fractions as well as the three different fractions of …

The presence of fungal particulate matter in libraries air is a key issue due to its dual impact
on the valuable artifacts and on humans. Indoor air fungal composition has been …

Air and dust harbor a dynamic fungal biome that interacts with residential environment
inhabitants usually with negative implications for human health. Fungal air and dust …

The Mediterranean, and particularly its Eastern basin, is a crossroad of air masses advected
from Europe, Asia and Africa. Anthropogenic emissions from its megacities meet over the …

We studied the ice nucleation properties of 12 different species of fungal spores chosen from
three classes: Agaricomycetes, Ustilaginomycetes, and Eurotiomycetes. Agaricomycetes …

The concentration of biological particles in the atmosphere is widely variable because it
depends on several meteorological and geographical factors. Meteorological conditions in …