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Architectural Confinement and Seasonal Forcing Shape Cross-Domain Pathogen Assemblages in Complex Built Environments

2026-05-27

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Airborne microbial pathogens in built environments (BEs) may pose potential health threats, yet the ecological mechanisms governing their assembly and persistence across interconnected architectural spaces are less studied. Here, we conducted a year-long, multi-spatial investigation across a university campus complex, sampling the exhaust outlets of three indoor environments and the adjacent outdoor inlets. By int...

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3f505e96-fa32-5bc5-a630-97fb966e7b01
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10.64898/2026.05.26.727965
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