Diversity of streptomycetes in water-damaged building materials based on 16S rDNA sequences
Helena Rintala, Aino Nevalainen, Merja Suutari2002Letters in Applied MicrobiologyJournal Article
Immune/InnateRespiratory/Sinus
ActinomycetesWater-Damaged Buildings (WDB)
Abstract
Streptomycetes are known as indicators for moisture and mould damage in buildings and potential health risk, but their diversity in indoor environments is still unknown.
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