Airborne Fungal Fragments: Are We Overlooking an Important Source of Aeroallergens?

Levetin, Estelle; Owens, Cóilín; Weaver, Hannah; Davis, William Watts Hart

doi:10.1016/j.jaci.2008.12.890

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Airborne Fungal Fragments: Are We Overlooking an Important Source of Aeroallergens?

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Particle size distribution of the major Alternaria alternata allergen, Alt a 1, derived from airborne spores and subspore fragments

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