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  • Title: [Mycoses caused by fungal spores in indoor air].
    Author: Staib F.
    Journal: Zentralbl Bakteriol Mikrobiol Hyg B; 1982 May; 176(2-3):142-54. PubMed ID: 7124164.
    Abstract:
    Airborne fungal spores may cause mycoses and allergies. From the epidemiological angle, various modes of exposure are possible, viz. 1. Professional (Work with material contaminated with fungi); 2. Accidental (Growth or presence of fungi owing to shortcomings of construction); and 3. Discrete, constant (Household-associated activities such as keeping of potted plants and pets). To enable an evaluation of indoor air quality in respect of its content of fungal spores, a reliable mycological diagnosis is required.
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