Add to ORKGThis study focuses on systematic comparisons between 3 types of samples (dust, air, surface) commonly analyzed in environmental quality studies for better understanding on the source-sink relationships among microbial communities found in different samples. Dust, air and surface swab samples were collected from an indoor and its nearby outdoor locations. DNA was then extracted from the samples and direct (shotgun) metagenomic sequencing approach was applied for microbial community profiling of the samples. The current results indicate a moderate to high correlation between the surface and the settling dust samples.MOE (Min. of Education, S’pore)Accepted versio
International audienceBackground: The exposure of house occupants to indoor air pollutants has incre...
The term microbiome refers to the collective genome of the microbial communities living in various e...
Previous work in the Caribbean and West Africa have shown that air samples taken during dust events ...
This study focuses on systematic comparisons between 3 types of samples (dust, air, surface) commonl...
Understanding the microbial content of the air has important scientific, health, and economic implic...
<div><p>Understanding the microbial content of the air has important scientific, health, and economi...
The indoor atmosphere is an ecological unit that impacts on public health. To investigate the compos...
In this study, we conducted metagenomic analysis on DNA isolated from the near-surface air on campus...
The indoor atmosphere is an ecological unit that impacts on public health. To investigate the compos...
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Indoor house dust is a blend of organic and inorganic materials, upon which diverse microbial commun...
The air we breathe contains microscopic biological particles such as viruses, bacteria, fungi and po...
Environmental microbes have been associated with both protective and adverse health effects in child...
Asian dust or yellow sand events in East Asia are a major issue of environmental contamination and h...
Microbial source tracking is necessary to study, model and predict the movement of airborne microorg...
International audienceBackground: The exposure of house occupants to indoor air pollutants has incre...
The term microbiome refers to the collective genome of the microbial communities living in various e...
Previous work in the Caribbean and West Africa have shown that air samples taken during dust events ...
This study focuses on systematic comparisons between 3 types of samples (dust, air, surface) commonl...
Understanding the microbial content of the air has important scientific, health, and economic implic...
<div><p>Understanding the microbial content of the air has important scientific, health, and economi...
The indoor atmosphere is an ecological unit that impacts on public health. To investigate the compos...
In this study, we conducted metagenomic analysis on DNA isolated from the near-surface air on campus...
The indoor atmosphere is an ecological unit that impacts on public health. To investigate the compos...
A metagenomics approach was used to take a closer look at bacterial communities living in sand sampl...
Indoor house dust is a blend of organic and inorganic materials, upon which diverse microbial commun...
The air we breathe contains microscopic biological particles such as viruses, bacteria, fungi and po...
Environmental microbes have been associated with both protective and adverse health effects in child...
Asian dust or yellow sand events in East Asia are a major issue of environmental contamination and h...
Microbial source tracking is necessary to study, model and predict the movement of airborne microorg...
International audienceBackground: The exposure of house occupants to indoor air pollutants has incre...
The term microbiome refers to the collective genome of the microbial communities living in various e...
Previous work in the Caribbean and West Africa have shown that air samples taken during dust events ...