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Aerosols and Aerobiology
This note covers the following topics: Aerosols and Aerosol-Acquired Disease, The aerobiologic pathway of communicable infectious disease, experimental aerobiological infection, Sample Efficiencies of Biological Threat Agents in Aerosol, Aerosol biophysical characteristics, particle generation methods for infectious agents, Optimization of particle distributions and Initial host-pathogen interaction.
Author(s): Chad J. Roy, Ph.D
30 Pages 
Aerobiology, Image Analysis and Allergenicity
This PDF Aerobiology, Image Analysis and Allergenicity Of Pollen and Spores in Singapore covers the following topics related to Aerobiology : Allergy, Allergens, Trends in Allergic Diseases, Aerobiology in Singapore, Materials and Methods, Results, Discussion, Identification of Airspora Components by Image Analysis, Development of a Dot Immunoarray System for Simultaneous Detection of a Large Array of Allergen-specific Ige Molecules, Airspora Allergy in Singapore.
Author(s): Ong Tan Ching, B. Sc. (Honours), Universiti Putra Malaysia
286 Pages
Aerobiology Pollens and Spores in the Air (PDF 29p)
This note covers the following topics: Definition of Aerobiology, Airborne particle size range, Particles settling in still air, Particles of biological origin, Aerosols, Aerobiology pathway, Environmental factors, Layers of the atmosphere, Usefulness of Aerobiology, Dispersal of allergens, Crop disease epidemiology.
Author(s): University of West Scotland
29 Pages
Air Treatment Systems for Controlling Hospital Acquired Infections(PDF 22p)
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A Genomic Model for Predicting the Ultraviolet Susceptibility of Viruses and Bacteria (PDF 22p)
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