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    Sivasubramani SK, Niemeier RT, Reponen T, Grinshpun SA.
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  • 28. Validation of a quantitative PCR based detection system for indoor mold exposure assessment in bioaerosols.
    Unterwurzacher V, Pogner C, Berger H, Strauss J, Strauss-Goller S, Gorfer M.
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  • 30. Use of temporal/seasonal- and size-dependent bioaerosol data to characterize the contribution of outdoor fungi to residential exposures.
    Liao CM, Luo WC.
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  • 33. Development of a fungus-specific PCR assay for detecting low-level fungi in an indoor environment.
    Zhou G, Whong WZ, Ong T, Chen B.
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    Pyankov OV, Agranovski IE, Pyankova O, Mokhonova E, Mokhonov V, Safatov AS, Khromykh AA.
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    Madureira J, Pereira C, Paciência I, Teixeira JP, de Oliveira Fernandes E.
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  • 38. Detection and quantification of Wallemia sebi in aerosols by real-time PCR, conventional PCR, and cultivation.
    Zeng QY, Westermark SO, Rasmuson-Lestander A, Wang XR.
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