In the developed world, individuals spend most of their time indoors. Poor Indoor Air Quality
(IAQ) has a wide range of effects on human health. The burden of disease associated with …

Despite significant public health concerns regarding infectious diseases in air environments,
potentially harmful microbiological indicators, such as antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) in …

Molecular methods have become integral to microbiological research for microbial
identification. This literature review focuses on the application of molecular methods in …

Bacteria and fungi are abundant and ubiquitous in bioaerosols in hospital environments.
Understanding the distribution and diversity of microbial communities within bioaerosols is …

Rapidly increasing urbanization in recent decades has elevated the subway as the primary
public transportation mode in metropolitan areas. Indoor air quality (IAQ) inside subways is …

When we humans travel, our microorganisms come along. These can be harmless but also
pathogenic, and are spread by touching surfaces or breathing aerosols in the passenger …

Bioaerosols are suspensions of airborne particulate matter of biological origin (BioPM)
which includes microorganisms and the products of these organisms. Bioaerosols are …

The indoor environment is recognized as a potential contributor to human health impacts
through resident microbiomes. Indoor surface microbial communities are formed from …

Health implications of indoor air quality (IAQ) have drawn more attention since the COVID
epidemic. There are many different kinds of studies done on how IAQ affects people's well …

Subways are urban transport systems with high capacity. Every day around the world, there
are more than 150 million subway passengers. Since 2013, thousands of microbiome …