By Brian Flannigan, Robert A. Samson, J. David Miller
ISBN-10: 0203302931
ISBN-13: 9780203302934
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ISBN-13: 9780203346624
ISBN-10: 0415268001
ISBN-13: 9780415268004
This ebook offers a finished evaluate of the kinds of microorganisms in indoor and outside air, their progress and keep watch over in home/work environments and their position in respiration diseases.
summary: This e-book presents a accomplished review of the kinds of microorganisms in indoor and outside air, their development and keep watch over in home/work environments and their position in respiration ailments
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2 A. 3 CFU m−3 in Cardiff and the seasonal incidence of the fungus was similar at both sites (Mullins et al. 1984). In order to sample for A. fumigatus in the air both culture media and incubation conditions were modified to favour growth of this fungus at the expense of any competing fungi. In particular, richer media, such as Blakeslee’s malt extract agar, favour Aspergillus and Penicillium. 1% peptone, as opposed to the unamended 2% malt extract usually recommended for isolation of the general run of fungi from air.
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