Atmospheric aerosol particles of biological origin are a very diverse group of biological
materials and structures, including microorganisms, dispersal units, fragments and …

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 …

Fungal spores make up a significant proportion of organic matter within the air. Allergic
sensitisation to fungi is associated with conditions including allergic fungal airway disease …

The successful transmission of infection via the airborne route relies on several factors,
including the survival of the airborne pathogen in the environment as it travels between …

Over land surfaces a quarter of the total airborne particulate may be made up of biological
material in the form of pollen, fungal spores, bacteria, viruses, or fragments of plant and …

The major emphasis of this updated version of Practice Parameters for Allergy Diagnostic
Testing is focused on how technological refinements and their validations during the past …

Dust storms are an important environmental problem worldwide. The main sources of dust
storms include the Sahara, the Middle East, and central and northeastern Asia. Dust …

Frequent low visibility, haze pollution caused by heavy fine particulate matter (PM 2.5)
loading, has been entailing significant environmental issues and health risks in China since …

Although fungal spores are an ever-present component of the atmosphere throughout the
year, their concentration oscillates widely. This work aims to establish correlations between …

The study of mould spores is of major importance as many fungi can cause considerable
economic losses worldwide acting as plant pathogens or triggering respiratory diseases and …