Differences in the presence of allergens among several types of indoor environments
Exposure to indoor allergens can occur both at home and in public places such as schools and workplaces. To investigate and compare the presence of indoor allergens in different kind of environments (schools, offices and homes), dust samples were collected from furniture, desks, mattresses and floor...
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Main Authors: | Barbara Brunetto (Author), Bianca Barletta (Author), Sonia Brescianini (Author), Rosalba Masciulli (Author), Luca Perfetti (Author), Gianna Moscato (Author), Liliana Frusteri (Author), Maria Antonietta Schirru (Author), Carlo Pini (Author), Gabriella Di Felice (Author), Patrizia Iacovacci (Author) |
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Istituto Superiore di Sanità,
2009-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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