Indoor Air Quality and Microbial Exposure
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Exposure to S. aureus aerosols at concentrations of 3.21 × 10^5 to 6.54 × 10^6 CFU/m^3 impairs human bronchial epithelial cell viability, induces mitochondrial damage, and triggers inflammation.
Ultrasonic scaling emits pathogenic bacterial aerosols with an emission strength of approximately 3.06×10^3 copies/min, mainly in the 2.1–4.7 μm size range, reducing infection risk.
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Temples emit PM 2.5 with elevated metal concentrations and stable Pb isotope ratios, especially during major events and higher visitor numbers, impacting air quality.
Ferroptosis is a key driver of ozone-induced lung injury, with taurine supplementation significantly mitigating respiratory dysfunction and histological damage in mice.
Higher composite air pollution scores are linked to increased risks of brain, neurological, and psychiatric disorders in UK Biobank participants, with hazard ratios rising across quartiles.
Dietary intake accounts for 85.3% of total PBDE exposure in South Korean families, with adolescents showing the highest median estimated daily intake of 4940 pg/kg body weight/day.
Long-term exposure to specific ambient air pollutants, especially sulfate (SO4 2-), is linked to increased myopia prevalence in Chinese schoolchildren.
Menadione-induced oxidative stress inhibits growth and OTA biosynthesis in Aspergillus westerdijkiae fc-1, with up to 88.91% growth reduction at 0.75 mmol/L.
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