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The indoor mycobiome of daycare centers is affected by occupancy and climate

2021-10-30

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Many children spend considerable time in daycare centers and may here be influenced by indoor microorganisms, including fungi. In this study, we investigate the indoor mycobiome of 125 daycare centers distributed along strong environmental gradients throughout Norway. Dust samples were collected from doorframes outside and inside buildings using a citizen science sampling approach. Fungal communities in the dust s...

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cb7f6bf3-25fa-5922-b57f-c838798989ef
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10.1101/2021.10.28.466379
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