The higher airborne microbial concentration in indoor areas might be responsible for the
adverse indoor air quality, which relates well with poor respiratory and general health effects …

Airborne fungi are ubiquitous in human living environments and may be a source of
respiratory problems, allergies, and other health issues. A 12 months study was performed …

Exposure of microbial agents in the air of indoor dwellings is associated with effects on
respiratory and general health. The current study was conducted in the urban area of Delhi …

Food substrates in municipal solid wastes processing facilities and open dumpsites are a
source for the release of fungal spores into air and can cause potential health and climate …

Airborne fungal spores constitute a significant fraction of atmospheric bioparticles, and most
of them are responsible for causing the respiratory allergy. The present study deals with the …

Fungal spores are abundant in ambient air and exposure to this type of bioaerosols are
found to cause significant health and climatic effects. In this study, we investigated the …

This study focuses on speciation of air borne microbes in an office building and health
impacts of these microbes in terms of Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment (QMRA) …

This study provided crucial insights into the concentrations of airborne fungi, environmental
parameters, and atmospheric pollution in Thailand's ancient stone temples. Airborne fungi …

Aspergillus terreus is an allergenic fungus, in addition to causing infections in both humans
and plants. However, the allergens in this fungus are still unknown, limiting the development …

Bioaerosol containing fungal spores became public health hazards. The aerosols contain
the fungal spores of different species of Aspergillus, Cladosporium, Chaetomium …