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

Because bioaerosols are related to adverse health effects in exposed humans and indoor
environments represent a unique framework of exposure, concerns about indoor …

Bioaerosols consist of airborne particles of biological origin. They play an important role in
our environment and may cause negative health effects. The presence of biological aerosol …

Background hygienic and safe production is a high priority in the food industry. During
processing, food may be subjected to bio-contamination. Accordingly, preservation of overall …

Potential airborne human pathogens (PAHPs) may be a relevant component of the air
microbiome in built environments. Despite that PAHPs can cause infections, particularly in …

Bacteria and fungi present in the airborne fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) play important
roles in the atmosphere and provide significant impacts on human health. However …

Bioaerosol significantly affect air quality and public health. However, limited information on
bioaerosol at various levels of air quality over a long-term period has prevented our proper …

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 …

Over half of people live in cities and while urban environments offer myriad social, cultural
and economic benefits, they alter the microbial communities to which people are exposed …

We evaluated diurnal trends of size-resolved indoor and outdoor fluorescent biological
airborne particles (FBAPs) and their contributions to particulate matter (PM) within 0.5–20 …