Starch in plasterboard sustainsStreptomyces californicusgrowth and bioactivity of spores
Timo Murtoniemi, Minna M. Keinänen, Aino Nevalainen +1 more2003Journal of Applied MicrobiologyJournal Article
Immune/InnateRespiratory/Sinus
ActinomycetesWater-Damaged Buildings (WDB)
Abstract
The composition of building material has an impact on microbial growth and bioactivity of spores which may be involved in complex mechanisms leading to respiratory symptoms in the occupants in moisture damaged buildings.
Symptom Clusters
Respiratory symptoms
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