Building Envelope Research Database

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o                    fungi and molds in buildings and their envelopes

1.                  Alexopoulos, C., C. Mims, and M. Blackwell, (1996), Introductory mycology

2.                  Bales, E. and Rose, W. B., (1994), Bugs, mold & rot II

3.                  Carll, C. G. and Highley, T. L., (1999), Decay of wood and wood-based products above ground in buildings

4.                  Singh, J., (1994), Building mycology – management of decay and health in buildings

5.                  Andersson, M. A., M. Nikulin, U. Ko Ljalg, M. C. Andersson, F. Rainey, K. Reijula, E.-L. Hintikka, And M. Salkinoja-Salonen, (1997), Bacteria, molds, and toxins in water-damaged building materials

6.                  Hukka, A. and Viitanen H., (1999), A mathematical model of mold growth on wooden material

7.                  Tobin, R.S., E. Bavoneuslei, A. Gilman, T. Kuiper-Goodman, J.D. Miller, and M. Giddings, Reinikainen, L. M. and Jaakkola, J. J. K., (1987), Significance of fungi in indoor air: report from a working group

8.                  Adan, O. C. G., (1995), Response of fungi to transient relative humidities

9.                  Tsongas, G. and Olson, J., (1995), Tri State homes: a case study of extensive decay in the walls of older manufactured homes with exterior vapor retarder

10.              Highley, T. L., H.S. Anantha Padmanabha and C.R. Howell, (1996), Antagonistic properties of Gliocladium virens against wood attacking fungi

11.              Highley, T. L. and Dashek, W. V., (1998), Biotechnology in the study of brown-and white-rot decay

12.              Kerem, Zohar; Jensen, Kenneth A.; Hammel, Kenneth E., (1999), Biodegradative mechanism of the brown rot Gloeophyllum trabeum: evidence for an extracellular fenton reaction

13.              Kowalski, W. J., (2000), Indoor mold growth: health hazards and remediation

14.              Fischer, G., Müller, T., Schwalbe, R., Ostrowski, R. and Dott, W., (2000), Exposure to airborne fungi, MVOC and mycotoxins in biowaste-handling facilities

15.              McNeel, S. V. and Kreutzer, R. V., (1996), Fungi & Indoor Air Quality

16.              Services , (1998), Health effects of toxin-producing indoor molds in California

17.              Hens, H., (2000), Fungal defacement in buildings: a performance related approach

18.              Burnett, J. H., (1994), Fundamentals of mycology, 2nd Ed

19.              Horner, W., A. Worthan, B. Epstien, and M. Black, (1999), MVOC emission patterns of indoor fungi: strain and culture differences

20.              Clausen, C. A., (1997), Immunological detection of wood decay fungi - an overview of techniques developed from 1986

21.              Anon, (1999), Bugs, Mold & Rot III Conference

22.              Forest Products Laboratory, (1999), Wood handbook.- wood as an engineering material

23.              Fogel, J.L. and J. D. Lloyd, (0), Mold performance of some construction products with and without borates

24.              Savilahti, R., J. Uitti, et al., (2001), Increased prevalence of atopy among children exposed to mold in a school building

25.              Pasanen, A. L., S. Rautiala, et al., (2000), The relationship between measured moisture conditions and fungal concentrations in water-damaged building materials

26.              Smulski, S., (1996), Wood-destroying fungi in residential construction

27.              Macher, J.M., F. C. Tsai, L.E. Burton, K.Liu, and J. M. Waldman, (2001), Prevalence of culturable airborne fungi in 100 U.S. office buildings in the building assessment survey and evaluation (BASE) study

28.              Hyvärinen, A. et al, (2001), Fungi in moisture-damaged building materials

29.              Korpi, A. Pasanen,A.L. and P. Pasanen, (1998), Volatile compounds originating from mixed microbial cultures on building materials under various humidity conditions

30.              Cooperative Extension Service - Clemson University, (1991), Biodeterioration of wood in houses

31.              Gravesen, S., (2000), Microbiology on Indoor Air `99- What is New and Interesting? An Overview of Selected Papers Presented in Edinburgh, August, 1999

32.              Chew, G. L., Douwes, J., Doekes, G., Higgins, K. M., Strien, R. V., Spithoven, J. and Brunekreef, B., (2001), Fungal extracellular polysaccharides, (13)-glucans and culturable fungi in repeated sampling of house dust

33.              Pasanen, A. L., (2001), A review: fungal exposure assessment in indoor environments

34.              Davies, R., Summerbell, R. C., Haldane, D., Dufour, A., Yu, K., Broder, I., Dales, R., Kirkbride, J., Kauri, T. and Robertson, W., (1995), Fungal contamination in public buildings: a guide to recognition and management

35.              Hyvärinen, A., (2002), Characterizing moisture damaged buildings - environmental and biological monitoring

36.              Hennebert, G. L. and Gams, W., (2002), Analysis of possibilities to amend or delete Art. 59 of the international code of botanical nomenclature to achieve a unified nomenclature and classification of the fungi

37.              Macher, J. (Ed), (1999), Bioaerosols: assessment and contro

38.              Heinsohn, P., (2002), The relationship between fungal growth in wall cavities and the fungal ecology of indoor environments

39.              ASTM, (2002), D6329-98 standard guide for developing methodology for evaluating the ability of indoor materials to support microbial growth using static environmental chambers

40.              Carson, D. B. and Cooney, J. J., (1990), Microbodies in fungi - a review

41.              Rao, C., Burge, H. and Chang, J., (1995), Review of concentration standards and guidelines for fungi in indoor air

42.              Jussila, J., Komulainena, H., Kosma, V., Pelkonen, J. and Hirvonen, M., (2002), Inflammatory potential of the spores of Penicillium spinulosum isolated from indoor air of a moisture-damaged building in mouse lungs

43.              Lozano, G. D. A., (2002), Mold and law

44.              Servpro Industries, Inc, (2001), Understanding mold in the property restoration industry

45.              Low, G. A., Palfreyman, J. W., White, N. A. and Sinclair, D. C. R., (1999), Development of model systems for investigations of the dry rot fungus Serpula lacrymans (Schumach. ex Fr.) Gray: Use for analysis of the environmental sensitivity of the organism

46.              Palfreyman, J.W., Smith, D. and Low, G.A, (2001), The use of representative modelling to test the efficacy of environmental control treatments for the dry rot fungus Serpula lacrymans: simulating the infection and the treatment of flooring timber

47.              Adams, S., (2002), Identification and treatment of toxic molds

48.              Kozlowski, D., (2003), Mold: Behind the hype

49.              Nevalainena, A., Meklina, T. and Hyvärinena, A., (1998), Sources and exposures to biological particles

50.              Vice, S.J, (2000), Indicators of mold growth in indoor environments

51.              Cassens, D. L., (1991), Sap stain in hardwood logs and lumber

52.              Armstrong, S.. and Liaw, J., (2002), The fundamentals of fungi

53.              Wang, Q., (1994), Wood-based boards : response to attack by mould and stain fungi

54.              Anon, (2001), Danish Research Program on "Moulds in buildings" 1998-2001

55.              Nicklin, J., (2003), Mycology lecture course

56.              New York City Department of Health, (0), Guidelines on assessment and remediation of fungi in indoor environments

57.              Professional Equipment, (2003), The illustrated mold handbook

o                    fungi: aerobiology, dispersion of spores,

1.                  Davies, R., Summerbell, R. C., Haldane, D., Dufour, A., Yu, K., Broder, I., Dales, R., Kirkbride, J., Kauri, T. and Robertson, W., (1995), Fungal contamination in public buildings: a guide to recognition and management

2.                  Hyvärinen, A., (2002), Characterizing moisture damaged buildings - environmental and biological monitoring

3.                  Griffiths, W. D., Stewart, I. W., Reading, A. R., Futter, S. J. and Number, P. V., (1998), Effect of aerosolization, growth phase and residence time in spray and collection fluids on the culturability of cells and spores

4.                  Thatchera, T. L. and Laytonb, D. W., (1995), Deposition, resuspension, and penetration of particles within a residence

5.                  Mosley, R. B. and Greenwell., D. J., (2001), Chamber simulation of fine particle penetration into houses

6.                  Liu, D. L., and Nazaroff, W. W., (1999), Modeling particle penetration through cracks in building envelopes

7.                  Suonketo, J., Pessi, A., (2000), The air flows and microbial contamination to indoor air from sandwich facade -- case study

8.                  Johnson, D., Alston, L. and Esmen, N., (2002), Dry powder aerosol production using modified pitt-3 type acoustic generators

9.                  Chao, H.J, Schwartz, J., Milton, D.K and Burge, H.A, (2002), Populations and determinants of airborne fungi in large office buildings

10.              Gorny, R.L., Reponen T., Grinshpun, S.A. and Willeke, K., (2001), Source strength of fungal spore aerosolization from moldy building material

11.              Burge, H. A., (2002), An update on pollen and fungal spore aerobiology

12.              Buttner, M. P., Cruz-perez, P., Stetzenbach, L. D., Garrett, P. J. and Lutke, A. E., (2002), Measurement of airborne fungal spore dispersal from three types of flooring materials

13.              Willeke, K., Ulevicius, V., Reponen, T. and Grinshpun, S. A., (1996), Development and evaluation of aerosol generators for biological materials

14.              Buttner, M. P. and Stetzenbach, L. D., (1996), Use of an experimental room for monitoring of airborne concentrations of microorganisms, glass fibers, and total particles

15.              Reponen, T., Willeke, K., Ulevicius, V., Grinshpun, S. A. and Donnelly, J., (1997), Techniques for dispersion of microorganisms into air

16.              Goo, J. and Kim, C. S., (2001), Analysis of aerosol bolus dispersion in a cyclic tube flow by finite element method

17.              Reponen, T., Grinshpun, S. A., Conwell, K. L., Wiest, J. and Anderson, M., (2001), Aerodynamic versus physical size of spores: measurement and implication for respiratory deposition

18.              Finlay, J. A., Callow, M. E., Schultz, M. P., Swain, G. W. and Callow, J. A., (2002), Adhesion strength of settled spores of the green alga enteromorpha

19.              Zimmermann, D. S. G., (1998), Development of a spray-drying technique for submerged spores of entomopathogenic fungi

20.              Luizi-ponzo, A.P. and Barth, O.M, (1999), Spore morphology of some Dicranaceae species (Bryophyta) from Brazil

21.              Henríquez, V. I., Villegas, G. R. and Nolla, J. M. R., (2001), Airborne fungi monitoring in Santiago, Chile

22.              Burge, H. A., (2001), Fungal growth in buildings: the aerobiological perspective

23.              Matilainen, M. and Pasanen, P., (2002), Transport of fungal spores from crawl space to indoors

24.              Reponen, T., (1994), Viable fungal spores as indoor aerosols

25.              Aylor, D. E., (1999), Biophysical scaling and the passive dispersal of fungus spores: relationship to integrated pest management strategies

26.              Grinshpun, S. A., Reponen, T. and Willeke, K., (1997), Aerosol characteristics of airborne actinomycetes and fungi

27.              Chengweia, Y., Aryaa, S. P., Davisa, J. and Maina, C. E., (1997), A numerical model of the transport and diffusion of Peronospora tabacina spores in the evolving atmospheric boundary layer

28.              Buzorius, G., Pekkanenb, J. and Kulmalaa, M., (1999), Spatial variation of aerosol number concentration in Helsinki city

29.              Kulmala, M., Asmi, A. and Pirjola, L., (1999), Indoor air aerosol model: the effect of outdoor air, filtration and ventilation on indoor concentrations

30.              Vice, S.J, (2000), Indicators of mold growth in indoor environments

31.              Levetin, E. and Horner, W. E., (2002), Fungal aerobiology: Exposure and measurement

32.              Górny, R. L., Mainelis, G., Grinshpun, S. A., Willeke, K., Dutkiewicz, J. and Reponen, T., (2003), Release of Streptomyces albus propagules from contaminated surfaces

33.              Jantunen, M. J., Hanninen, O., Katsouyanni, K., Knoppel, H., Kuenzli, N., Lebret, E., Maroni, M., Sram, R. and Zmirou, D., (1998), Air pollution exposure in European cities: The "EXPOLIS" study

34.              Kildesø, J., Würtz, H., Nielsen, K. F., Kruse, P., Wilkins, K., Thrane, U., Gravesen, S. and Nielsen, P. A., (2003), Determination of fungal spore release from wet building materials.

35.              Foarde, K. K., Osdell, V., Menetrez, D. W. and Chang, C. S., (1999), Investigating the influence of relative humidity, air velocity and amplification on the emission rates of fungal spores

36.              Di-giovanni, F. and Kevan, P. G., (1997), Factors affecting pollen dynamics and its importance to pollen contamination: a review

37.              Kildesø, J., Würtz, H., Nielsen, K. F., Kruse, P., Wilkins, K., Thrane, U., Gravesen, S., Nielsen, P. A. and Schneider, T., (2003), Determination of fungal spore release from wet building materials.

o                    fungi: assessment, sampling and analysis

1.                  Summerbell, R. C., (2001), Protocols For Investigation Of Indoor Fungal Amplifiers

2.                  Trunov, M., Trakumas, S., Willeke, K., Grinshpun, S. A. and Reponen, T., (2001), Collection of bioaerosol particles by impaction: effect of fungal spore agglomeration and bounce

3.                  Willeke, K., Grinshpun, S. A., Chang, C., Juozaitis, A., Liebhaber, F., Nevalainen, A. and Thompson, M., (1992), Inlet sampling efficiency of bioaerosol samplers

4.                  Griffiths, W. D., Stewart, I. W., Futter, S. J., Upton, S. L. and Mark, D., (1997), Development of sampling methods for the assessment of indoor bioaerosols

5.                  Griffiths, W. D., Stewart, I. W., Futter, S. J., Upton, S. L. and Mark, D., (1997), Development of sampling methods for the assessment of indoor bioaerosols

6.                  Lugauskas, A., Krikštaponis, A. and Bridiuvien, D., (2000), Mycological monitoring of different workplaces in Lithuania

7.                  Aizenberg, V., Reponen, T., Grinshpun, S.A. and Willeke, K., (2000), Performance of Air-O-Cell, Burkard, and Button samplers for total enumeration of airborne spores

8.                  Garrett, M.H., Rayment, P.R., Hooper, M.A., Abramson, M.J. and Hooper, B.M, (1998), Indoor airborne fungal spores, house dampness and associations with environmental factors and respiratory health in children

9.                  Jenkins,L.C., and B. S., Sierck, (2001), Fungal genera identified from flooded wall cavities

10.              Koch, A., Heilemann, K.J., Bischof, W., Heinrich, J. and Wichmann, H.E, (2000), Indoor viable mold spores - a comparison between two cities, Erfurt (eastern Germany) and Hamburg (western Germany)

11.              Lehtonen, M., Reponen, T. and Nevalainen, A., (1993), Everyday activities and variation of fungal spore concentrations in indoor air

12.              Lin, W. and Li, C., (1998), Effect of sampling time and flow rates on the bioefficiency of three fungal spore sampling methods

13.              Stetzenbach, L. D., Buttner, M. P. and Meldrum, J. R., (1993), Indoor air investigations and controlled laboratory studies using a variety of aerobiological samplers

14.              Irdi, G. A., Jones, J. R. and White, C. M., (2002), Pollen and fungal spore sampling and analysis. Statistical evaluations

15.              Griffiths, W. D., Stewart, I. W., Reading, A. R., Futter, S. J. and Number, P. V., (1998), Effect of aerosolization, growth phase and residence time in spray and collection fluids on the culturability of cells and spores

16.              Reponen, T.A., Gazenko, S.V., Grinshpun, S.A., Willeke, K. and Cole, E.C, (1998), Characteristics of airborne actinomycete spores

17.              Hyvarinen, A., Vahteristo, M., Meklin, T., Jantunen, M., Nevalainen, A. and Moschandreas, D., (2001), Temporal and spatial variation of fungal concentrations in indoor air

18.              Spicer, R.C. and Gangloff, H.J, (2000), Limitations in application of Spearman's rank correlation to bioaerosol sampling data

19.              Szponar, B. and Larsson, L., (2000), Determination of microbial colonisation in water-damaged buildings using chemical marker analysis by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry

20.              Aizenberg, V., Grinshpun, S.A, Willeke, K., Smith, J. and Baron, P.A, (2000), Performance characteristics of the button personal inhalable aerosol sampler

21.              Lee, K., Black, W., Brauer, M., Stephens, G., Hsieh, J. and Bartlett, K., (2002), A field comparison of methods for enumerating airborne fungal bioaerosols

22.              Marcham, C., Johnson, D., Esmen, N., Clinkenbeard, R. and Lynch, R., (2002), 24-hr ambient and residential aerosol characterization using automated piezoelectric cascade impactors

23.              Chen, C., Weng, Y., Lin, W., Kuo, Y., Chung, and Shih, T., (2002), Development of aerosol number samplers using foam filters

24.              Willeke, K., Mainelis, G., Adhikari, A., Reponen, T., Grinshpun, S., Lee, S. and Cho, S., (2002), Bioaerosol collection by a new electrostatic precipitator

25.              Spicer, R. and Gangloff, H., (2002), Characterization of relational descriptors of bioaerosol data

26.              Yacher, J. M. and Burroughs, W., (1997), In-depth survey report concentration of metalworking mists before and after installation of a commercial air cleaner at sauer-sundstrand company

27.              Lawryk, N. and Chen, B., (2002), Portable x-ray fluorescence spectrometry for measuring multiple airborne metals: a NIOSH screening method under development

28.              Samimi, B., Jalocon, A., Quintana, J., Bufalino, C. and Delfino, R., (2002), Effect of high relative humidity on performance of pdr-100 nephelometric aerosol monitor for sampling ambient particulate within a controlled environmental chamber

29.              Morey, P. and Hull, M., (2002), Water leakage from exterior walls as an indicator of degraded air quality

30.              Schober, G., (2001), Detection of moulds in interiors

31.              Wilkins, K., Larsen, K. and Simkus, M., (2000), Volatile metabolites from mold growth on building materials and synthetic media

32.              Zhou, G., Whong, W.Z., Ong, T. and Chen, B., (2000), Development of a fungus-specific PCR assay for detecting low-level fungi in an indoor environment

33.              Chao, H.J, Schwartz, J., Milton, D.K and Burge, H.A, (2002), Populations and determinants of airborne fungi in large office buildings

34.              Shelton, B. G., Kirkland, K. H., Flanders, W. D. and Morris, G. K., (2002), Profiles of airborne fungi in buildings and outdoor environments in the United States

35.              Buttner, M. P., Cruz-perez, P., Stetzenbach, L. D., Garrett, P. J. and Lutke, A. E., (2002), Measurement of airborne fungal spore dispersal from three types of flooring materials

36.              Laflamme, A. and Miller, J. D., (1992), Collection of spores of various fungi by a Reuter centrifugal sampler

37.              Paul, G. C., Kent, C. A. and Thomas, C. R., (1993), Viability testing and characterization of germination of fungal spores by automatic image analysis

38.              Reponen, T., Grinshpun, S. A., Conwell, K. L., Wiest, J. and Anderson, M., (2001), Aerodynamic versus physical size of spores: measurement and implication for respiratory deposition

39.              Mitakakis, T. Z. and Mcgee, P. A., (2000), Reliability of measures of spores of Alternaria and pollen concentrations in air over two towns in rural Australia

40.              Benyon, F. H. L., Jones, A. S., Tovey, E. R. and Stone, G., (1999), Differentiation of allergenic fungal spores by image analysis, with application to aerobiological counts

41.              Samson, A., (2001), Ecology, detection and identification problems of moulds in indoor environments

42.              Biagini, R. E., (2001), From fungal exposure to disease: a biological monitoring conundrum

43.              Tsai, S. M., Yang, C. S., Moffett, P., Puccetti, A., (2001), Comparative studies of collection efficiency of airborne fungal matter using Andersen single-stage sampler and Air-O-Cell cassettes

44.              Reponen, T., Grinshpun, S. A., Aizenberg, V. A., Wang, Z., Górny, R. and Willeke, K., (2000), Evaluation of a new personal sampler for enumerating airborne spores

45.              Summerbell, R. C., (2002), Sampling methodology for fungal bioaerosols and amplifiers in cases of suspected indoor mold proliferation

46.              ASTM, (2002), D6329-98 standard guide for developing methodology for evaluating the ability of indoor materials to support microbial growth using static environmental chambers

47.              Adams, S., (2002), Identification and treatment of toxic molds

48.              Gorecki, T. and Namiesnik, J., (2002), Passive sampling

49.              Gao, P., Korley, F., Martin, J. and Chen, B., (2002), Determination of unique microbial volatile organic compounds produced by five Aspergillus species commonly found in problem buildings

50.              Pasanena, A.-L., Juutinena, T., Jantunenb, M. J. and Kalliokoskia, P., (1992), Occurrence and moisture requirements of microbial growth in building materials

51.              Fischer, G. and Dott, W., (2002), Quality assurance and good laboratory practice in the mycological laboratory - compilation of basic techniques for the identification of fungi

52.              Sunessona, A., Nilssona, C. and Anderssona, B., (1995), Evaluation of adsorbents for sampling and quantitative analysis of microbial volatiles using thermal desorption-gas chromatography

53.              Miller, J. D., Laflamme, A. M., Sobol, Y., Lafontaine, P. and Greenhalgh, R., (1988), Fungi and fungal products in some Canadian houses

54.              Ezeonu, I. M., Price, D. L., Simmons, R. B., Crow, S. A. and Ahearn, D. G., (1994), Fungal production of volatiles during growth on fiberglass

55.              Madelin, T. M. and Johnson, H. E., (1992), Fungal and actinomycete spore aerosols measured at different humidities with an aerodynamic particle sizer

56.              Morrisa, G., Kokkib, M. H., Andersonc, K. and M. D. R., (2000), Sampling of Aspergillus spores in air

57.              Andersen, B. and Nissen, A. T., (2000), Evaluation of media for detection of Stachybotrys and Chaetomium species associated with water-damaged buildings

58.              Pasanena, P., Korpia, A., Kalliokoskia, P. and Pasanena, A., (1997), Growth and volatile metabolite production of Aspergillus versicolor in house dust

59.              Korpia, A., Pasanena, A., Pasanena, P. and Kalliokoskia, P., (1997), Microbial growth and metabolism in house dust

60.              Sunessona, A., Nilssona, C., Anderssona, B. and Blomquista, G., (1996), Volatile metabolites produced by two fungal species cultivated on building materials

61.              Fradkin, A., Tobin, R. S., Tarlo, S. M., Tucic-porretta, M. and Malloch, D., (1987), Species indentification of airborne molds and its significance for the detection of indoor pollution

62.              Filer, K., Schutz, E. and Geh, S., (2001), Detection of microbial volatile organic compounds (MVOCs) produced by moulds on various materials

63.              Claeson, A. S., Levin, J. O., Blomquist, G. and Sunesson, A. L., (2002), Volatile metabolites from microorganisms grown on humid building materials and synthetic media

64.              Burge, H. A., (2002), An update on pollen and fungal spore aerobiology

65.              Burge, H. A., (2002), An update on pollen and fungal spore aerobiology

66.              Mainelis, G., Adhikari, A., Willeke, K., Lee, S. A., Reponen, T. and Grinshpun, S. A., (2002), Collection of airborne microorganisms by a new electrostatic precipitator

67.              Stern, M. A., Allitt, U., Corden, J. and Millington, W., (1999), The investigation of fungal spores in intramural air using a Burkard continuous recording air sampler

68.              Vice, S.J, (2000), Indicators of mold growth in indoor environments

69.              Campbell, J., Casteel, C., Tuday, and M., Valley, (0), Validation of a method for the sampling and analysis of microbial volatile organic compounds (MVOCs)

70.              Sterling, M. and Levetin, C.R.&.E, (1999), An evaluation of two methods used for microscopic analysis of airborne fungal spore concentrations from the Burkard spore trap

71.              Bernier, T. and Landry, J., (2000), Algorithmic recognition of biological objects

72.              Swenson, L., Robbins, C. and Geer, W., (2002), Variability in viable and non-viable mold spore sampling results

73.              Spurgeon, J. C., (2003), A method for detecting fungal contaminants in wall cavities

74.              Hoa, J., (1996), Real time detection of biological aerosols with fluorescence aerodynamic particle sizer (FLAPS)

75.              Pasanen, A. L., (2001), A review: fungal exposure assessment in indoor environments

76.              Dillon, H.K., Heinsohn, P.A. and Miller, J.D. (eds), (1996), Field guide for the determination of biological contaminants in environmental samples

77.              Dillon, H. K., Miller, J. D., Sorenson, W. G., Douwes, J. and Jacobs, R. R., (1999), Review of methods applicable to the assessment of mold exposure to children

78.              Jensen, P. A., Todd, W. F., Davis, G. N. and Scarpino, P. V., (1992), Evaluation of eight bioaerosol samplers challenged with aerosols of free bacteria

79.              Morey, P. R., (1990), Practical aspects of sampling for organic dusts and microorganisms

80.              Cheng, Y. S., Barr, E. B., Fan, B. J., Hargis, P. J., Rader, D. J., O'hern, T. J., et al, (1999), Detection of bioaerosols using multiwavelength UV fluorescence spectroscopy

81.              Willeke, K., Lin, X. and Grinshpun, S. A., (1998), Improved aerosol collection by combined impaction and centrifugal motion

82.              Lin, X., Reponen, T. A., Willeke, K., Grinshpun, S. A., Foarde, K. K. and Ensor, D. S., (1999), Long-term sampling of airbome bacteria and fungi into a non-evaporating liquid

83.              Heinsohn, P., (0), How reliable are your one-minute Andersen sample data?

84.              Janssen, N. A. H., Hoek, G., Brunekreef, B., Harssema, H., Mensink, I. and Zuidhof, A., (1998), Personal sampling of particles in adults: Relation among personal, indoor, and outdoor air concentrations

85.              Näsman, Å., Blomquist, G. and Levin, J., (1999), Air sampling of fungal spores on filters. An investigation on passive sampling and viability

86.              Toivola, M., Alm, S., Reponen, T., Kolari, S. and Nevalainen, A., (2002), Personal exposures and microenvironmental concentrations of particles and bioaerosols

87.              Wu, Z., Blomquist, G., Westermark, S. and Wang, X., (2002), Application of PCR and probe hybridization techniques in detection of airborne fungal spores in environmental samples

88.              Walters, M., Milton, D., Larsson, L. and Ford, T., (1994), Airborne environmental endotoxin: a cross-validation of sampling and analysis techniques

89.              Morey, P., Abe, K., Horner, E. and Ligman, B., (2002), Use of fungal detectors to monitor drying of water damaged buildings

90.              Environment , (2000), Review of the methodologies for the extraction, detection and identification of microorganisms in the environment

91.              Dörge, T., Carstensen, J. M. and Frisvad, J.C., (2000), Direct identification of pure Penicillium species using image analysis

92.              Newell, S. Y. and Fallon, R. D., (1991), Toward a method for measuring instantaneous fungal growth rates in field samples

93.              Bermingham, S., Maltby, L. and Cooke, R. C., (1995), A critical assessment of the validity of ergosterol as an indicator of fungal biomass

94.              Davis, M. W. and Lamar, R. T., (1992), Evaluation of methods to extract ergosterol for quantitation of soil fungal biomass

95.              Hacek, D. M., Trick, W. E., Collins, S. M., Noskin, G. A. and Peterson, L. R., (2000), Comparison of the rodac imprint method to selective enrichment broth for recovery of vancomycin-resistant enterococci and drug-resistant enterobacteriaceae from environmental surfaces

96.              Lord, H. L. and Pawliszyn, J., (0), Recent advances in solid phase microextraction and membrane extraction with a sorbent interface

97.              Bollmann, J., Brabec. B., Corte, M. Y. and Geisen, M., (1999), Determination of absolute coccolith abundances in deep-sea sediments by spiking with microbeads and spraying (SMS-method)

98.              Lee, S., Kim, S. H. and Breuil, C., (2002), The use of the green fluorescent protein as a biomarker for sapstain fungi

99.              Pawliszyn, J., (2001), Solid phase microextraction.

100.          Macher, J. (Ed), (1999), Bioaerosols: assessment and contro

101.          New York City Department of Health, (0), Guidelines on assessment and remediation of fungi in indoor environments

102.          Murtoniemi, T., Nevalainen, A., Suutari, M. and Hirvonen, M., (2002), Effect of liner and core materials of plasterboard on microbial growth, spore-induced inflammatory responses, and cytotoxicity in macrophages

o                    fungi: components and products

1.                  Fischer, G., Müller, T., Schwalbe, R., Ostrowski, R. and Dott, W., (2000), Exposure to airborne fungi, MVOC and mycotoxins in biowaste-handling facilities

2.                  Gray, M. R., (2002), Molds, Mycotoxins, and Human Health

3.                  Jarvis, B. B., (1990), Mycotoxins and indoor air quality

4.                  Johanning, E. (Ed), (1999), Bioaerosols, fungi and mycotoxins: health effects, assessment, prevention and control

5.                  Nielsen, K.F., Gravesen, S., Nielsen, P.A., Andersen, B., Thrane, U., Frisvad, J.C, (1999), Production of mycotoxins on artificially and naturally infested building materials

6.                  Robbins, C.A., Swenson, L.J., Nealley, M.L., Kelman, B.J. and Gots, R.E., (2000), Health effects of mycotoxins in indoor air: a critical review

7.                  Tuomi, T., Reijula, K., Johnsson, T., Hemminki, K., Hintikka, E.L., Lindroos, O., Kalso, S., Koukila-Kahkola, P., (2000), Mycotoxins in crude building materials from water-damaged buildings

8.                  Hyvärinen, A., (2002), Characterizing moisture damaged buildings - environmental and biological monitoring

9.                  Macher, J. (Ed), (1999), Bioaerosols: assessment and contro

10.              Nevalainen, A., Pastuszka, J., Liebhaber, F. and Willeke, K., (1992), Performance of bioaerosol samplers: collection characteristics and sampler design considerations

11.              Nelson, B. D., (2001), Stachybotrys chartarum: the toxic indoor mold

12.              Pediatrics , (1998), Toxic Effects of Indoor Molds (RE9736)

13.              Assouline-Dayan, Y., Leong, A., Shoenfeld, Y. and Gershwin, M.E, (2002), Studies of sick building syndrome. IV. Mycotoxicosis

14.              Flannigan, B., (1997), Air sampling for fungi in indoor environments

15.              Cvetnic, Z. and Pepeljnjak, S., (1997), Distribution and mycotoxin-producing ability of some fungal isolates from the air

16.              Carson, D. B. and Cooney, J. J., (1990), Microbodies in fungi - a review

17.              Hirvonen, M., Suutari, M., Ruotsalainen, M., Lignell, U. and Nevalainen, A., (2001), Effect of growth medium on potential of Streptomyces anulatus spores to induce inflammatory responses and cytotoxicity in RAW264.7 macrophages

18.              Ammann, H. M., (2001), IAQ and human toxicosis: empirical evidence and theory

19.              Biagini, R. E., (2001), From fungal exposure to disease: a biological monitoring conundrum

20.              Piecková, E., Jesenská, M. Z. and Wilikins, K., (2001), Microscopic fungi and their metabolites in dwellings - a bioassay study

21.              Müller, M., Bünger, J., Hallier, E., (2001), Mycotoxin spectra as a biochemical parameter for occupational and environmental fungus exposure

22.              Tuomisto, J. T., (1999), TCDD: a Challenge to Mechanistic Toxicology

23.              Murad, Y. M., Lewis, C. W., Anderson, J. G. and Smith, J. E., (1993), Preparation of fungal spores for mycotoxin detection

24.              Fischer, G., Muller, T., Schwalbe, R., Ostrowski, R. and Dott, W., (2000), Species-specific profiles of mycotoxins produced in cultures and associated with conidia of airborne fungi derived from biowaste

25.              Pasanen, A. -L., Lappalainen, S. and Pasanen, P., (1996), Volatile organic metabolites associated with some toxic fungi end their mycotoxins

26.              Borjesson, T., Stollman, U. and Schnurer, J., (1992), Volatile metabolites produced by six fungal species compared with other indicators of fungal growth on cereal grains

27.              Pasanena, P., Korpia, A., Kalliokoskia, P. and Pasanena, A., (1997), Growth and volatile metabolite production of Aspergillus versicolor in house dust

28.              Korpi, A., Pasanen, A. and Viitanen, H., (1999), Volatile metabolites of Serpula lacrymans, Coniophora puteana, Poria placenta, Stachybotrys chartarum and Chaetomium globosum

29.              Miraglia, M., Brera, C. and Colatosti, M., (1996), Application of biomarkers to assessment of risk to human health from exposure to mycotoxins

30.              Kreja, L. and Seidel, H., (2002), Evaluation of the genotoxic potential of some microbial volatile organic compounds (MVOC) with the comet assay, the micronucleus assay and the HPRT gene mutation assay

31.              Tilkes, F., Dott, W., Fischer, G., Grun, L., Harpel, S., Keller, R., Martens, W., Palmgren, U. and Seidel, H. J., (1999), Microbial air pollutants - methods for the detection and identification of endotoxins, mycotoxins and MVOC

32.              Gorny, R. L., Reponen, T., Willeke, K., Schmechel, D., Robine, E., Boissier, M. and Grinshpun, S. A., (2002), Fungal fragments as indoor air biocontaminants

33.              Bhattacharya, K., Raha, S. and Majumdar, M. R., (2001), Measuring indoor fungal contaminants in rural West Bengal, India, with reference to allergy symptoms

34.              Meklin, T., Reponen, T., Koponen, V., Husman, T., Hyvarinen, A. and Nevalainen, A., (2002), Size distributions of airborne microbes in moisture-damaged and reference school buildings of two construction types

35.              Abbott, S. P., (2002), Mycotoxins and Indoor Molds

36.              Vice, S.J, (2000), Indicators of mold growth in indoor environments

37.              Nielsen, K.F, (2002), Mould growth on building materials: Secondary metabolites, mycotoxins and biomarkers

38.              Wilkins, F., Nielsen, F. and Larsen, K., (1999), MVOC analysis for detection of microbial growth in buildings I. Variation of MVOC and mycotoxin patterns in aspergillus versicolor

39.              Wilkins, K. and Abbott, S. P., (2000), Volatile metabolite patterns for the identification of common indoor mold species

40.              Pasanen, A. L., Yli-pietila, K., Pasanen, P., Kalliokoski, P. and Tarhanen, J., (1999), Ergosterol content in various fungal species and biocontaminated building materials

41.              Miller, J. D. and Young, J. C., (1997), The use of ergosterol to measure exposure to fungal propagules in indoor air

42.              Larsson, L., (1994), Determination of microbial chemical markers by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry - potential for diagnosis and studies on metabolism in situ

43.              Nielsen, K. F. and Madsenc, J.Ø., (2000), Determination of ergosterol on mouldy building materials using isotope dilution and gas chromatography–tandem mass spectrometry

44.              Bjurman, J., (1994), Ergosterol as an indicator of mould growth on wood in relation to culture age, humidity stress and nutrient level

45.              Axelsson, B., Saraf, A. and Larsson, L., (1995), Determination of ergosterol in organic dust by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry

46.              Nielsen, K.F., (2003), Mycotoxin production by indoor molds

47.              Gutarowska, B. and Zakowska, Z., (2002), Elaboration and application of mathematical model for estimation of mould contamination of some building materials based on ergosterol content determination

48.              Saxena, J., Munimbazi, C., and Bullerman, L. B., (2001), Relationship of mould count, ergosterol and ochratoxin A production

49.              Nielsen, K. F., Thrane, U., Larsen, T. O., Nielsen, P. A. and Gravesen, S., (1998), Production of mycotoxins on artificially inoculated building materials

50.              Saxena, J., Munimbazi, C., and Bullerman, L. B., (2001), Relationship of mould count, ergosterol and ochratoxin A production

51.              Volker, E.J., Dilella, D., Terneus, K., Baldwin, C. and Volker, I., (2000), The determination of ergosterol in environmental samples: an interdisciplinary project involving techniques of analytical and organic chemistry

52.              Saraf, A., Larsson, L., Burge, H. and Milton, D., (1997), Quantification of ergosterol and 3-hydroxy fatty acids in settled house dust by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry: Comparison with fungal culture and determination of endotoxin by a Limulus amebocyte lysate assay

53.              Yasuoka, A., Tachikawa, N., Shimada, K., Kimura, S. and Oka, S., (1996), (1-->3) beta-D-glucan as a quantitative serological marker for Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia.

54.              Chew, G. L., Rogers, C., Burge, H. A., Muilenberg, M. L. and Gold, D. R., (2003), Dustborne and airborne fungal propagules represent a different spectrum of fungi with differing relations to home characteristics

55.              Wan, G., Li, C.S. Guo, S.P. Rylander, R. adn Lin, R.H., (1999), An airbone mold-derived product, -1,3-D-glucan, potentiates airway allergic responses

56.              Matheson, M.C., S. C. Dharmage, A. B. Forbes, et al., (2003), Residential characteristics predict changes in Der p 1, Fel d 1 and ergosterol but not fungi over time

o                    fungi: damage to buildings

1.                  Haverinen, U. et al, (2001), Modeling moisture damage and its association with occupant health symptoms

2.                  Hyvärinen, A. et al, (2001), Fungi in moisture-damaged building materials

3.                  EPA , (2002), A brief guide to mold, moisture, and your home

4.                  Smulski, S., (1996), Wood-destroying fungi in residential construction

5.                  Tsai, S.M. et al, (2001), Measurements of airborne fungal and endotoxin levels in water-damaged buildings

6.                  Tuomi, T., Reijula, K., Johnsson, T., Hemminki, K., Hintikka, E.L., Lindroos, O., Kalso, S., Koukila-Kahkola, P., (2000), Mycotoxins in crude building materials from water-damaged buildings

7.                  Laks, P.E., Richter, D.L., Larkin, G.M, (2002), Fungal susceptibility of interior commercial building panels

8.                  Sudakin, D.L, (1998), Toxigenic fungi in a water-damaged building: An intervention study

9.                  Gravesen, S., Nielsen, P.A., Iversen, R., Nielsen, K.F, (1999), Microfungal contamination of damp buildings - examples of risk constructions and risk materials

10.              Gallo, F. M., (2000), Mold damage due to moisture intrusion

11.              Mccrady, E., (1999), Mold: the whole picture. pt. 2, assessment of mold problems

12.              Nielsen, A., (2002), Use of FMEA - failure modes effects analysis on moisture problems in buildings

13.              Hyvärinen, A., (2002), Characterizing moisture damaged buildings - environmental and biological monitoring

14.              ASTM, (2002), D6329-98 standard guide for developing methodology for evaluating the ability of indoor materials to support microbial growth using static environmental chambers

15.              Baxter, D., Perkins, J., Seltzer, J., Mcghee, C., (2002), A regional comparison of mold spore concentrations outdoors and inside clean and mold contaminated southern california buildings

16.              Cross, w. H., (2001), Microbial contamination litigation: expert witnesses and scientific evidence

17.              Kildesø, P. K., Madsen, H. W. and Wilkins, K., (2002), Fungal spores from wet gypsum boards relationship between release and age of culture

18.              Servpro Industries, Inc, (2001), Understanding mold in the property restoration industry

19.              Casarona, R. B. and Mcqueen, A. E., (2002), Legal issues involving mold contamination

20.              Bryson, D. K. and Rhine, J. R., (0), Solving water intrusion and mold problems in North Carolina, legal claims arising out of mold and water problems

21.              Bradford, M., (2002), Mold remediation being hampered by lack of standards

22.              Fabian, M. P., Reponen, T., Miller, S. L. and Hernandez, M. T., (2000), Total and culturable airborne bacteria and fungi in arid region flood-damaged residences

23.              Curtis, L., Ross, M., Persky, V., Scheff, P., Wadden, R., Ramakrisnan, V. and Hryhorczuk, D., (2000), Bioaerosol concentrations in the quad cities 1 year after the 1993 Mississippi river floods

24.              Meklin, T., Hyvarinen, A., Toivola, M., Reponen, T., Koponen, V., Husman, T., Taskinen, T., Korppi, M. and Nevalainen, A., (2003), Effect of building frame and moisture damage on microbiological indoor air quality in school buildings

25.              Gravesen, S., Nielsen, P. A., Iversen, R. and Nielsen, K. F., (1999), Microfungal contamination of damp buildings--examples of risk constructions and risk materials

26.              Robbins, C. and Morrell, J., (2003), Mold, housing and wood

27.              Gorny, R. L., Reponen, T., Willeke, K., Schmechel, D., Robine, E., Boissier, M. and Grinshpun, S. A., (2002), Fungal fragments as indoor air biocontaminants

28.              Gravesen, S., Nielsen, K. F. and DAMIB, (2000), The Danish Research Programme: “moulds in Buildings“ 1998-2001

o                    fungi: damp house -- health

1.                  Haverinen, U., Husman, T., Pekkanen, J., Vahteristo, M., Moschandreas, D., Nevelainen, A., (2001), Characteristics of moisture damage in houses and their association with self-reported symptoms of the occupants

2.                  Pasanen, A., Korpi, A., Kasanen, J.P., Pasanen, P., (2001), Can microbial volatile metabolites cause irritation at indoor air concentrations?

3.                  Sigsgaard, T., Jensen, H. L. C., Nichum, E., Gravesen, S., Larsen, L., Hansen, M. Ø., (2001), Symptoms associated to work in a water damaged school building

4.                  Craner, J., (2001), Building-related illness in occupants of mold-contaminated houses: a case series

5.                  Craner, J., Linda, M. P. H., Stetzenbach, D., (2001), Diagnosing the cause of a “sick building:” a case study of an epidemiological and microbiological investigation

6.                  Mikko, V., Jouni, R., Tuula, H., Aino, N., (2001), Moisture observations and health

7.                  Miller, J. D., Dales, R., White, I., (1999), Exposure measures for studies of mold and dampness and respiratory health

8.                  Meklin, T., (2002), Microbial exposure and health in schools - effects of moisture damage and renovation

9.                  Haverinen, U., Vahteristo, M., Moschandreas, D., Nevalainen, A., Husman, T. and Pekkanen, J., (2003), Knowledge-based and statistically modeled relationships between residential moisture damage and occupant reported health symptoms

10.              Hyvärinen, A., (2002), Characterizing moisture damaged buildings - environmental and biological monitoring

11.              Verhoeff, A. P. and Burge, H. A., (1997), Health risk assessment of fungi in home environments

12.              Bornehag, C., Blomquist, G., Gyntelberg, F., Järvholm, B., Malmberg, P. and et al., (2001), Dampness in buildings and health

13.              Hägerh, L., C. G. Bornehag and Sundell, B. J., (2002), Dampness in buildings and health. building characteristics as predictors for dampness in 8,681 swedish dwellings

14.              Moldy houses: why they are and why we care & additional analysis of Wallaceburg data: the wallaceburg health and housing studies, Moldy houses: why they are and why we care & additional analysis of Wallaceburg data: the wallaceburg health and housing studies, 2002

o                    fungi: exposure investigation

1.                  Verhoeff, A. P. and Burge, H. A., (1997), Health risk assessment of fungi in home environments

2.                  Sudakin, D. L., (2000), Stachybotrys chartarum: Current Knowledge of Its Role in Disease

3.                  Shum, M. and Goodman, M., (2002), An overview of the health effects due to mold exposure

4.                  Savilahti, R., J. Uitti, et al., (2001), Increased prevalence of atopy among children exposed to mold in a school building

5.                  Santilli, J., (2002), Health effects of mold exposure in public schools

6.                  Rylander, R., (2001), Effects after mold exposure – which are the causative agents?

7.                  Rylander R., (2002), Endotoxin in the environment – exposure and effects

8.                  Dillon, H. K., Miller, J. D., Sorenson, W. G., Douwes, J. and Jacobs, R. R., (1999), Review of methods applicable to the assessment of mold exposure to children

9.                  Jacob, B., Ritz, B., Gehring, U., Koch, A., Bischof, W., Wichmann, H.E. and Heinrich, J., (2002), Indoor exposure to molds and allergic sensitization

10.              Miller, J. D., Dales, R., White, I., (1999), Exposure measures for studies of mold and dampness and respiratory health

11.              Rautiala, S., Reponen, T., Nevalainen, A., Husman, T. and Kalliokoski, P., (1998), Control of exposure to airborne viable microorganisms during remediation of moldy buildings; report of three case studies

12.              Reponen, M., Seuri, M., Nevalainen, A. and M.-R. Hirvonen, (2002), Fungal spores as such do not cause nasal inflammation in mold exposure

13.              Zock, J.P., Jarvis, D., Luczynska, C., Sunyer, J. and Burney, P., (2002), Housing characteristics, reported mold exposure, and asthma in the european community respiratory health survey

o                    fungi: growth and growth model

1.                  Block, S. S., (1953), Humidity requirements for mold growth

2.                  Brundrett, G. W., (1990), Criteria for moisture control

3.                  Viitanen, H., (1996), Factors affecting the development of mould and decay in wooden material and wooden structures

4.                  Ojanen, T., (1998), Improving the drying efficiency of timber frame walls in cold climates, by using exterior insulation

5.                  Adan, O. C. G., (1995), Response of fungi to transient relative humidities

6.                  Clarke, J. A., C. M. Johnstone, N. J. Kelly, R. C. McLean, J. A. Anderson, N. J. Rowan, and J. E. Smith, (1998), A technique for the prediction of the conditions leading to mould growth in buildings

7.                  Heaton, P.E., Callow, M.E., Butler, G.M. and Milne, A., (1991), Control of mould growth by anti-fungal paints

8.                  Nofal, M. and M.K. Kumaran, (1999), Durability assessments of wood-frame construction using the concept of damage-functions

9.                  Wadso, L., (1996), Studies of the degratation of building materials by isothermal microcalorimetry

10.              Hukka, A. and Viitanen H., (1999), A mathematical model of mold growth on wooden material

11.              Nielsen, K. F., Nielsen, P. and Holm, G., (2000), Growth of moulds on building materials under different humidities

12.              Holm, A. and Künzel, H.M, (1999), Combined effect of temperature and humidity of the detoriation process of insulation materials in ETICS

13.              Ritschkoff, A., Viitanen, H., and Koskela, K., (2000), The response of building materials to the mould exposure at different response conditions

14.              Viitanen, H., Hanhijarvi, A., Hukka, A., Koskela, K., (2000), Modeling mould growth and decay damages

15.              Nofal, M. and M.K. Kumaran, (2000), On implementing experimental biological damage-functions models in durability assessment systems

16.              Morrell, J. J., (2000), Predicting decay rates in structures: the effects of wood moisture content on decay rate

17.              Krus, M., Sedlbauer, K., Zillig, W. and Kunzel, H.M, (2001), A new model for mould prediction and its application on a test roof

18.              Ojanen, T. and M. Salonvaara, (2000), Numerical simulation of mould growth in timber frame walls

19.              Pasanen, A. L., S. Rautiala, et al., (2000), The relationship between measured moisture conditions and fungal concentrations in water-damaged building materials

20.              Pasanen, A. L., J. P. Kasanen, et al., (2000), Fungal growth and survival in building materials under fluctuating moisture and temperature conditions

21.              Pasanen, P.O. et al, (2001), Fungal growth on wood surfaces at different moisture conditions in crawl spaces

22.              Sedlbauer, K., Krus, M., Zillig, W. and Künzel, H. M., (2001), Mold growth prediction by computational simulation

23.              Korpi, A. Pasanen,A.L. and P. Pasanen, (1998), Volatile compounds originating from mixed microbial cultures on building materials under various humidity conditions

24.              Carll, C. G. and Highley, T. L., (1999), Decay of wood and wood-based products above ground in buildings

25.              Sedlbauer, K., (2002), Prediction of mould growth by hygrothermal calculation

26.              Rowan, N.J., Johnstone, C.M., McLean, R.C., Anderson, J.G. and Clarke, J.A., (1999), Prediction of toxigenic fungal growth in buildings by using a novel modelling system

27.              Sautour, M., Dantigny, P., Divies, C., Bensoussan, M., (2001), A temperature-type model for describing the relationship between fungal growth and water activity

28.              ASTM, (2002), D6329-98 standard guide for developing methodology for evaluating the ability of indoor materials to support microbial growth using static environmental chambers

29.              Janinska, B., (2000), Environmental requirements for fungi

30.              Sedlbauer, K., Krus, M. and Zillig, W., (2002), A new model for mould prediction and its application on dwellings with mould on the outer facades

31.              Pasanena, A.-L., Juutinena, T., Jantunenb, M. J. and Kalliokoskia, P., (1992), Occurrence and moisture requirements of microbial growth in building materials

32.              Grant, C., Hunter, C. A., Flannigan, B. and Bravery, A. F., (1989), The moisture requirements of moulds isolated from domestic dwellings

33.              Sedlbauer, K. and Krus, M., (2002), Information and Technology Transfer from IBP: Mold Growth on ETICS (EIFS) as a Result of "Bad Workmanship"?

34.              Hong, T. D., Ellis, R. H. and Moore, D., (1997), Development of a model to predict the effect of temperature and moisture on fungal spore longevity

35.              Clarke, J. A., Johnstone, C. M., Kelly, N. J., Mclean, R. C. and Nakhi, A. E., (1997), Development of a simulation tool for mould growth prediction in buildings

36.              Sedlbauer, K., (2002), Prediction of mould fungus formation on the surface of and inside building components.

37.              AIHA, (2001), Report of microbial growth task force

38.              Karagiozis, A., (2002), A North American research approach to moisture design by modeling

o                    fungi: health effects

1.                  Bernstein, R. S., W. G. Sorenson, D. Garabrant, and R. D. Treitman, (1983), Exposures to respirable, airborne penicillium from a contaminated ventilation system: Clinical, environmental epidemiological aspects

2.                  Burge, H. A., H. J. Su, and J. D. Spengler, (1994), Moisture, organisms, and health effects

3.                  Dales, R. E., Burnett, R., and Zwanenburg, H., (1991), Adverse health effects in adults exposed to home dampness and molds

4.                  Samson, R. and B. Flannigan, (1994), Health implications of fungi in indoor environments

5.                  Kowalski, W. J., (2000), Indoor mold growth: health hazards and remediation

6.                  Fischer, G., Müller, T., Schwalbe, R., Ostrowski, R. and Dott, W., (2000), Exposure to airborne fungi, MVOC and mycotoxins in biowaste-handling facilities

7.                  Services , (1998), Health effects of toxin-producing indoor molds in California

8.                  Health , (1998), Toxic effects of indoor molds

9.                  Sudakin, D. L., (2000), Stachybotrys chartarum: Current Knowledge of Its Role in Disease

10.              Short, S., (2000), Allergens in the home: a review

11.              EPA , (2001), Mold remediation in schools and commercial buildings

12.              Savilahti, R., J. Uitti, et al., (2001), Increased prevalence of atopy among children exposed to mold in a school building

13.              Anon, (2000), Mold growth and IAQ woes at three-year-old school spark lawsuits by school district, students, and staff in Texas towns

14.              Ahman, M., Lundin, A., Musabasic, V., Soderman, E., (2000), Improved health after intervention in a school with moisture problems

15.              Haverinen, U. et al, (2001), Modeling moisture damage and its association with occupant health symptoms

16.              EPA , (2002), A brief guide to mold, moisture, and your home

17.              Zock, J.P., Jarvis, D., Luczynska, C., Sunyer, J. and Burney, P., (2002), Housing characteristics, reported mold exposure, and asthma in the european community respiratory health survey

18.              Evans, J., Hyndman, S., Stewart-Brown, S., Smith, D. and Petersen, S., (2000), An epidemiological study of the relative importance of damp housing in relation to adult health

19.              Janson, C., Anto, J., Burney, P., Chinn, S., de Marco, R., Heinrich, J., Jarvis, D., Kuenzli, N., Leynaert, B., Luczynska, C., (2001), The European community respiratory health survey: what are the main results so far?

20.              Rylander, R., (1997), Investigations of the relationship between disease and airborne (1 -> 3)-beta-D-glucan in buildings

21.              Jacob, B., Ritz, B., Gehring, U., Koch, A., Bischof, W., Wichmann, H.E. and Heinrich, J., (2002), Indoor exposure to molds and allergic sensitization

22.              Peat, J.K. and Dickerson, J., Li J., (1998), Effects of damp and mould in the home on respiratory health: a review of the literature

23.              Koskinen, O.M., Husman, T.M., Meklin, T.M. and Nevalainen, A.I, (1999), The relationship between moisture or mould observations in houses and the state of health of their occupants

24.              Christen, K., (2002), Mold growth linked to airtight building designs

25.              Hodgson, M.J., Morey, P., Leung, W.Y., Morrow, L., Miller, D., Jarvis, B.B., Robbins, H., Halsey, J.F. and Storey, E., (1998), Building-associated pulmonary disease from exposure to Stachybotrys chartarum and Aspergillus versicolor

26.              Dales, R.E., Miller, D., (1999), Residential fungal contamination and health: Microbial cohabitants as covariates

27.              King N. and Auger, P., (2002), Indoor air quality, fungi, and health - How do we stand?

28.              Gravesen, S., Nielsen, P.A., Iversen, R., Nielsen, K.F, (1999), Microfungal contamination of damp buildings - examples of risk constructions and risk materials

29.              Tuomi, T., Reijula, K., Johnsson, T., Hemminki, K., Hintikka, E.L., Lindroos, O., Kalso, S., Koukila-Kahkola, P., (2000), Mycotoxins in crude building materials from water-damaged buildings

30.              Meklin, T., Husman, T., Vepsäläinen, A., Vahteristo, M., Koivisto, J., Halla-aho, J., Hyvärinen, A., Moschandreas, D. and Nevalainen, A., (2002), Indoor air microbes and respiratory symptoms of children in moisture damaged and reference schools

31.              Haverinen, U., Husman, T., Vahteristo, M., Koskinen, O., Moschandreas, D., Nevalainen, A. and Pekkanen, J., (2001), Comparison of two-level and three-level classifications of moisture-damaged dwellings in relation to health effects

32.              Immonen, J., Meklin, T., Taskinen, T., Nevalainen, A. and Korppi, M., (2001), Skin-prick test findings in students from moisture- and mould-damaged schools: A 3-year follow-up study

33.              Pasanen, A., Korpi, A., Kasanen, J.P., Pasanen, P., (2001), Can microbial volatile metabolites cause irritation at indoor air concentrations?

34.              Davies, R., Summerbell, R. C., Haldane, D., Dufour, A., Yu, K., Broder, I., Dales, R., Kirkbride, J., Kauri, T. and Robertson, W., (1995), Fungal contamination in public buildings: a guide to recognition and management

35.              Hyvärinen, A., (2002), Characterizing moisture damaged buildings - environmental and biological monitoring

36.              Lugauskas, A., Krikštaponis, A. and Bridiuvien, D., (2000), Mycological monitoring of different workplaces in Lithuania

37.              Pediatrics , (1998), Toxic Effects of Indoor Molds (RE9736)

38.              Assouline-Dayan, Y., Leong, A., Shoenfeld, Y. and Gershwin, M.E, (2002), Studies of sick building syndrome. IV. Mycotoxicosis

39.              Fung, F., (2002), Mold associated respiratory illness

40.              Dharmage, S., Bailey, M., Raven, J., Mitakakis, T., Thien, F., Forbes, A., Guest, D., Abramson, M. and Walters, E.H, (1999), Prevalence and residential determinants of fungi within homes in Melbourne, Australia

41.              Lacey, J., (1993), Inhalation hazards of fungal spoilage

42.              Reponen, M., Seuri, M., Nevalainen, A. and M.-R. Hirvonen, (2002), Fungal spores as such do not cause nasal inflammation in mold exposure

43.              Hirvonen, M., Suutari, M., Ruotsalainen, M., Lignell, U. and Nevalainen, A., (2001), Effect of growth medium on potential of Streptomyces anulatus spores to induce inflammatory responses and cytotoxicity in RAW264.7 macrophages

44.              Rylander, R., (2001), Effects after mold exposure – which are the causative agents?

45.              Nolard, N., (2001), Fungal allergies

46.              Tiilikainen, A. S., Heikkinen, I., Venpää, K., Karttunen, R., (2001), Pilot analysis of the immune response to fungal antigens in subjects working in humidity damaged houses

47.              Johanning, E., Landsbergis, P., (2001), Clinical findings related to indoor fungal exposure - review of clinic data of a specialty clinic

48.              Ammann, H. M., (2001), IAQ and human toxicosis: empirical evidence and theory

49.              Gordon, W. A., Johanning, C., Haddad, L., (2001), Cognitive Impairment Associated with Exposure to Toxigenic Fungi

50.              Sigsgaard, T., Jensen, H. L. C., Nichum, E., Gravesen, S., Larsen, L., Hansen, M. Ø., (2001), Symptoms associated to work in a water damaged school building

51.              Korpi, A., Pasanen, J., Pasanen, A., (2001), Sensory irritation of microbially produced volatile organic compounds in mice during repeated exposures

52.              Craner, J., Linda, M. P. H., Stetzenbach, D., (2001), Diagnosing the cause of a “sick building:” a case study of an epidemiological and microbiological investigation

53.              Mikko, V., Jouni, R., Tuula, H., Aino, N., (2001), Moisture observations and health

54.              Carlson, N., Quraishi, A., (2001), Anatomy of a Fungal Problem

55.              Miller, J. D., Dales, R., White, I., (1999), Exposure measures for studies of mold and dampness and respiratory health

56.              Burge, H. A., (2001), Fungal growth in buildings: the aerobiological perspective

57.              Burge, H. A., (2001), Fungal growth in buildings: the aerobiological perspective

58.              Nevalainen, A., Vahteristo, M., Koivisto, J., Meklin, T., Hyvärinen, A., Keski-karhu, J., Husman, T., (2001), Moisture, mold and health in apartment homes

59.              Gravesen, S., (2001), Microfungal contamination of damp buildings: Biological aspects

60.              Rao, C., Burge, H. and Chang, J., (1995), Review of concentration standards and guidelines for fungi in indoor air

61.              Lawton, M. D., (1998), Moldy houses - building science lessons from the Wallaceburg project

62.              Jussila, J., Komulainena, H., Kosma, V., Pelkonen, J. and Hirvonen, M., (2002), Inflammatory potential of the spores of Penicillium spinulosum isolated from indoor air of a moisture-damaged building in mouse lungs

63.              Johanning, E. (Ed), (1999), Bioaerosols, fungi and mycotoxins: health effects, assessment, prevention and control

64.              Servpro Industries, Inc, (2001), Understanding mold in the property restoration industry

65.              Mucalov, J. and G. Mucalov abstract:, Mucalov, J. and Mucalov, G., Mucalov, J. and Mucalov, G., (2002), Lawsuits grow as moulds multiply: Homeowners are seeking damages in Canada and the U.S. as moulds bring host of health problems

66.              Anon, (2003), Respiratory recommendations from EPA's mold remediation guidelines

67.              Pasanena, A., Korpia, A., Kasanena, J. and Pasanena, P., (1998), Critical aspects on the significance of microbial volatile metabolites as indoor air pollutants

68.              Miraglia, M., Brera, C. and Colatosti, M., (1996), Application of biomarkers to assessment of risk to human health from exposure to mycotoxins

69.              Kreja, L. and Seidel, H., (2002), Evaluation of the genotoxic potential of some microbial volatile organic compounds (MVOC) with the comet assay, the micronucleus assay and the HPRT gene mutation assay

70.              Verhoeff, A. P. and Burge, H. A., (1997), Health risk assessment of fungi in home environments

71.              Beasley, R., Keil, U., vonMutius., E., Pearce, N. and et al., (1998), Worldwide variation in prevalence of symptoms of asthma, allergic rhinoconjunctivitis, and atopic eczema: ISAAC

72.              Santilli, J., (2002), Health effects of mold exposure in public schools

73.              Korpi, A., Kasanen, J.-P, Alarie, Y., Kosma, V. and Pasanen, A-L, (1999), Sensory irritating potency of some microbial volatile organic compounds (MVOCs) and a mixture of five MVOCs

74.              Rowan, N.J., Johnstone, C.M., McLean, R.C., Anderson, J.G. and Clarke, J.A., (1999), Prediction of toxigenic fungal growth in buildings by using a novel modelling system

75.              Gravesen, S., Nielsen, P. A., Iversen, R. and Nielsen, K. F., (1999), Microfungal contamination of damp buildings--examples of risk constructions and risk materials

76.              Shum, M. and Goodman, M., (2002), An overview of the health effects due to mold exposure

77.              Husman, T., (1996), Health effects of indoor-air microorganisms

78.              Meyer, H. W., Würtz, H., Valbjørn, O., Sigsgaard, T., Gyntelberg, F. and the DAMIB-group, (2002), Moulds and health - an epidemiological study

79.              Ebbehøj, N., Svensson, H. W. M., Valbjørn, O. and the DAMIB-group, (2002), Lung function and symptoms in damp and mouldy buildings

80.              INSPQ, (2002), Health risks associated with the indoor presence of moulds

81.              Redd, S. C., (2002), State of the science on molds and human health

82.              Ammann, H. M., (0), Is indoor mold contamination a threat to health?

o                    fungi: indoor biocontamination -- health symptom

1.                  Cooley, J.D, Wong, W.C, Jumper, C.A, Straus, D.C, (1998), Correlation between the prevalence of certain fungi and sick building syndrome

2.                  Rylander R., (2002), Endotoxin in the environment – exposure and effects

3.                  Miller, J. D., (1992), Fungi as contaminants in indoor air

4.                  Murtoniemi, T., Nevalainen, A., Suutari, M., Toivola, M., Komulainen, H. and Hirvonen, M., (2001), Induction of Cytotoxicity and Production of Inflammatory Mediators in RAW264.7 Macrophages by Spores Grown on Six Different Plasterboards

5.                  Nolard, N., (2001), Fungal allergies

6.                  Pasanen, A., Korpi, A., Kasanen, J.P., Pasanen, P., (2001), Can microbial volatile metabolites cause irritation at indoor air concentrations?

7.                  Miller, J. D., Dales, R., White, I., (1999), Exposure measures for studies of mold and dampness and respiratory health

8.                  Nevalainen, A., Vahteristo, M., Koivisto, J., Meklin, T., Hyvärinen, A., Keski-karhu, J., Husman, T., (2001), Moisture, mold and health in apartment homes

9.                  Johanning, E. (Ed), (1999), Bioaerosols, fungi and mycotoxins: health effects, assessment, prevention and control

10.              Johanning, E. (Ed), (1999), Bioaerosols, fungi and mycotoxins: health effects, assessment, prevention and control

11.              Rylander, R., (2001), Effects after mold exposure – which are the causative agents?

12.              Short, S., (2000), Allergens in the home: a review

13.              Korpi, A., (2001), Fungal volatile metabolites and biological responses to fungal exposure

14.              Meklin, T., (2002), Microbial exposure and health in schools - effects of moisture damage and renovation

15.              Pasanena, A., Korpia, A., Kasanena, J. and Pasanena, P., (1998), Critical aspects on the significance of microbial volatile metabolites as indoor air pollutants

16.              Etzel, R. A., Montaña, E., Sorenson, W. G., Kullman, G. J., Allan, T. M., Dearborn, D. G., Olson, D. R., Jarvis, B. B. and Miller, J. D., (2000), Acute pulmonary hemorrhage in infants associated with exposure to Stachybotrys atra and other fungi

17.              Kreja, L. and Seidel, H., (2002), Evaluation of the genotoxic potential of some microbial volatile organic compounds (MVOC) with the comet assay, the micronucleus assay and the HPRT gene mutation assay

18.              Haverinen, U., Vahteristo, M., Moschandreas, D., Nevalainen, A., Husman, T. and Pekkanen, J., (2003), Knowledge-based and statistically modeled relationships between residential moisture damage and occupant reported health symptoms

19.              Haverinen, U. et al, (2001), Modeling moisture damage and its association with occupant health symptoms

20.              Verhoeff, A. P. and Burge, H. A., (1997), Health risk assessment of fungi in home environments

21.              Herr, C., Bittighofer, P. M., Bunger, J. et al., (1999), Effect of microbial aerosols on human health

22.              Gray, M. R., (2002), Molds, Mycotoxins, and Human Health

23.              Park, J., Goe, C. I. H. S., Choe, K. T., Akpinar-elci, M. and Kreiss, K., (2003), NIOSH health hazard evaluation report: Somerset county assistance office

o                    fungi: legal, law, litigation, insurance issues

1.                  Lozano, G. D. A., (2002), Mold and law

2.                  Angelo, W. J., (2002), Mold problem is slow growing

3.                  Anon, (2000), Mold growth and IAQ woes at three-year-old school spark lawsuits by school district, students, and staff in Texas towns

4.                  Cheple, M. and Huelman, P. H., (2000), Literature review of exterior insulation finish systems and stucco finishes

5.                  Cohen et al. , (1998), Synthetic stucco (EIFS) settlement will provide up to $20 million for homeowners nationwide

6.                  Cohen et al. , (1999), Tentative settlement of EIFS class action with parex announced

7.                  Cross, w. H., (2001), Microbial contamination litigation: expert witnesses and scientific evidence

8.                  Haeulp, P., Neue, J. and Fechner, H., (1997), Coupled heat, air and moisture transfer - the base of the durability of facade repair systems

9.                  Janz, M., (1997), Methods of measuring the moisture diffusivity at high moisture levels

10.              Nisson, N. and Best, D., (1999), Exterior insulation and finish systems

11.              PWC , (2002), Daylighting guide for Canadian commercial buildings

12.              Sorensen, E., (1998), Condo owners' deluge of woe

13.              Time, B., (1998), Hygroscopic moisture transport in wood

14.              Tobiasson, W. N., Greatorex, A. R., Fabian, B. A., (1998), Moisture in the roofs of cold storage buildings

15.              Woloszyn, M., Rusaouen, G., Duta, A., Daguse, T. and Hubert, J-L, (2000), Moisture propagation in multizone buildings proposition of a coupled energy-moisture-airflow model

16.              Servpro Industries, Inc, (2001), Understanding mold in the property restoration industry

17.              Smulski, S., (1996), Wood-destroying fungi in residential construction

18.              Casarona, R. B. and Mcqueen, A. E., (2002), Legal issues involving mold contamination

19.              Bryson, D. K. and Rhine, J. R., (0), Solving water intrusion and mold problems in North Carolina, legal claims arising out of mold and water problems

20.              Mucalov, J. and G. Mucalov abstract:, Mucalov, J. and Mucalov, G., Mucalov, J. and Mucalov, G., (2002), Lawsuits grow as moulds multiply: Homeowners are seeking damages in Canada and the U.S. as moulds bring host of health problems

21.              Stockenstrom, H., (2002), The Mould (Litigation) Epidemic, Third Party Mould Claims in Canada

22.              Romano, J., (2003), Managing Mold, and Lawsuits

o                    fungi: moisture damaged house -- indoor microbial concentrations

1.                  Zock, J.P., Jarvis, D., Luczynska, C., Sunyer, J. and Burney, P., (2002), Housing characteristics, reported mold exposure, and asthma in the european community respiratory health survey

2.                  Dharmage, S., Bailey, M., Raven, J., Mitakakis, T., Cheng, A., Guest, D., Rolland, J., Forbes, A., Thien, F., Abramson, M. and Walters, E.H, (2001), Current indoor allergen levels of fungi and cats, but not house dust mites, influence allergy and asthma in adults with high dust mite exposure

3.                  Douwes, J., van der Sluis, B., Doekes, G., van Leusden, F., Wijnands, L., van Strien, R., Verhoeff, A. and Brunekreef, B., (1999), Fungal extracellular polysaccharides in house dust as a marker for exposure to fungi: Relations with culturable fungi, reported home dampness, and respiratory symptoms

4.                  Garrett, M.H., Rayment, P.R., Hooper, M.A., Abramson, M.J. and Hooper, B.M, (1998), Indoor airborne fungal spores, house dampness and associations with environmental factors and respiratory health in children

5.                  Gereda, J.E., Klinnert, M.D., Price, M.R., Leung, D.Y.M. and Liu, A.H, (2001), Metropolitan home living conditions associated with indoor endotoxin levels

6.                  Kilpelainen, M., Terho, E.O., Helenius, H. and Koskenvuo, M., (2001), Home dampness, current allergic diseases, and respiratory infections among young adults

7.                  Norback, D., Bjornsson, E., Janson, C., Palmgren, U. and Boman, G., (1999), Current asthma and biochemical signs of inflammation in relation to building dampness in dwellings

8.                  Ren, P., Jankun, T.M., Belanger, K., Bracken, M.B. and Leaderer, B.P, (2001), The relation between fungal propagules in indoor air and home characteristics

9.                  Rylander, R., (1997), Investigations of the relationship between disease and airborne (1 -> 3)-beta-D-glucan in buildings

10.              Engelhart, S. and Exner, M., (2002), Fungi in indoor air - Determination of mesophilic and thermo-tolerant fungi in indoor air using occupational standards on bioaerosols

11.              Muller, A., Lehmann, I., Seiffart, A., Diez, U., Wetzig, H., Borte, M., Herbarth, O., (2002), Increased incidence of allergic sensitisation and respiratory diseases due to mould exposure: Results of the Leipzig Allergy Risk children Study (LARS)

12.              Engvall, K., Norrby, C. and Norback, D., (2001), Sick building syndrome in relation to building dampness in multi-family residential buildings in Stockholm

13.              Christen, K., (2002), Mold growth linked to airtight building designs

14.              Dales, R.E., Miller, D., (1999), Residential fungal contamination and health: Microbial cohabitants as covariates

15.              Gravesen, S., Nielsen, P.A., Iversen, R., Nielsen, K.F, (1999), Microfungal contamination of damp buildings - examples of risk constructions and risk materials

16.              Nielsen, K.F., Gravesen, S., Nielsen, P.A., Andersen, B., Thrane, U., Frisvad, J.C, (1999), Production of mycotoxins on artificially and naturally infested building materials

17.              Rylander, R., (1998), Microbial cell wall constituents in indoor air and their relation to disease

18.              Meklin, T., Husman, T., Vepsäläinen, A., Vahteristo, M., Koivisto, J., Halla-aho, J., Hyvärinen, A., Moschandreas, D. and Nevalainen, A., (2002), Indoor air microbes and respiratory symptoms of children in moisture damaged and reference schools

19.              Davies, R., Summerbell, R. C., Haldane, D., Dufour, A., Yu, K., Broder, I., Dales, R., Kirkbride, J., Kauri, T. and Robertson, W., (1995), Fungal contamination in public buildings: a guide to recognition and management

20.              Hyvärinen, A., (2002), Characterizing moisture damaged buildings - environmental and biological monitoring

21.              Miller, J.D., Haisley, P.D. and Reinhardt, J.H, (2000), Air sampling results in relation to extent of fungal colonization of building materials in some water-damaged buildings

22.              Spicer, R.C. and Gangloff, H.J, (2000), Limitations in application of Spearman's rank correlation to bioaerosol sampling data

23.              Heinsohn, P., (2002), The relationship between fungal growth in wall cavities and the fungal ecology of indoor environments

24.              Baxter, D., Perkins, J., Seltzer, J., Mcghee, C., (2002), A regional comparison of mold spore concentrations outdoors and inside clean and mold contaminated southern california buildings

25.              Nevalainen, A., Vahteristo, M., Koivisto, J., Meklin, T., Hyvärinen, A., Keski-karhu, J., Husman, T., (2001), Moisture, mold and health in apartment homes

26.              Meklin T. , Haatainen S., Kauriinvaha E., Kettunen3 A-V., Haverinen U., Vahteristo M., , Viljanen M., and Nevalainen, A., (2001), Microbes and moisture content of materials from damaged building

27.              Evans, S. and Morey, P., (2002), Construction defects and microbial growth

28.              Meklin, T., (2002), Microbial exposure and health in schools - effects of moisture damage and renovation

29.              Lawton, M. D., R. E. Dales, and J. White, (1998), The influence of house characteristics in a Canadian community on microbiological contamination

o                    fungi: mold in walls -- indoor microbial concentrations

1.                  Pessi, A. M., Suonketo, J., Pentti, M., Kurkilahti, M., Peltola, K. and Rantio-lehtimaki, A., (2002), Microbial growth inside insulated external walls as an indoor air biocontamination source

2.                  Hyvärinen, A., (2002), Characterizing moisture damaged buildings - environmental and biological monitoring

3.                  Spurgeon, J. C., (2003), A method for detecting fungal contaminants in wall cavities

4.                  Lawton, M. D., R. E. Dales, and J. White, (1998), The influence of house characteristics in a Canadian community on microbiological contamination

5.                  Morey, P., Andrew, M., Ligman, B. and Jarvis, J., (2002), Hidden mold sometimes enters the indoor air

o                    fungi: molds in buildings

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2.                  Bales, E. and Rose, W. B., (1994), Bugs, mold & rot II

3.                  Lawton, M. D., R. E. Dales, and J. White, (1998), The influence of house characteristics in a Canadian community on microbiological contamination

4.                  Singh, J., (1994), Building mycology – management of decay and health in buildings

5.                  Hukka, A. and Viitanen H., (1999), A mathematical model of mold growth on wooden material

6.                  ASHRAE , (1997), ASHRAE Handbook-Fundamentals

7.                  Yeung, M., A. Becker, J. Lam, H. Diniich-Ward, A. Ferguson, P. Warren, E. Simons, I. Broder, and J. Manfreda, (1995), House dust mite allergen levels in two cities in Canada: effects of season, humidity, city and home characteristics

8.                  Agency , (1990), Condensation and Energy, Guidelines and Practice, Vol 2

9.                  Makepeace, C.B., R. Ogle, and R. Nelson, (1999), Dynamic buffer zone - DBZ

10.              Clarke, J. A., C. M. Johnstone, N. J. Kelly, R. C. McLean, J. A. Anderson, N. J. Rowan, and J. E. Smith, (1998), A technique for the prediction of the conditions leading to mould growth in buildings

11.              Lawton, M. D., (1998), Moldy houses - building science lessons from the Wallaceburg project

12.              Peart, M.V. and D.P. Gatley, (1992), Introduction to hotel mold/moisture problems in warm, humid climates

13.              Miller, J.D., Mendes, N., (1992), Microbial contamination of indoor air

14.              Kowalski, W. J., (2000), Indoor mold growth: health hazards and remediation

15.              Kulmala, I. Antti Souto, and Vesa Mäkipää, (2000), Development of safe repair methods for water damaged buildings

16.              Rose, W. B. and McCaa, D. J., (1998), Temperature and moisture performance of wall assemblies with fiberglass and cellulose insulation

17.              Sato, N., Vittorino, F. and Brazolin, S., (2000), Humidity and development of mold on internal surfaces of building walls

18.              Samuelson, I., (2000), Prevention of moisture and mould damages in buildings

19.              Anon, (2000), Mold growth and IAQ woes at three-year-old school spark lawsuits by school district, students, and staff in Texas towns

20.              Wemhoff, P., (2001), Mold, a poltergeist

21.              Anon, (2000), Mould, moisture and mildew in attics: prevention and cure healthier homes, energy savings and new business

22.              Pasanen, P., Pasanen, A. L., Luoma, M., and Kalliokoski, P., (1993), Effect of duct-cleaning detergents and disinfection substances on mould growth

23.              Anon, (2000), How builders and homeowners can identify and limit fungal contamination in new homes

24.              Lappalainen, S., Kähkönen, E., Loikkanen, P., Palomäki, E., Lindroos, O. and Reijula, K., (2001), Evaluation of priorities for repairing in moisture-damaged school buildings in Finland

25.              Anon, (1999), Building pressurisation can affect possibility of mould growth

26.              Rousseau, M. J. (Ed.), (1999), Creating durable bonds between windows and walls

27.              Gudmundsson, K., (2001), Isotopic tracing of moisture in buildings

28.              ASTM , (2000), D3273-00 Standard Test Method for Resistance to Growth of Mold on the Surface of Interior Coatings in an Environmental Chamber

29.              EPA , (2001), Mold remediation in schools and commercial buildings

30.              Anon, (1999), Bugs, Mold & Rot III Conference

31.              Diederich, (2001), How to find hidden microbial growth with a mold dog

32.              Pasanen, A-L, (2000), Evaluation of indoor fungal exposure

33.              Pasanen, R.S., A.L., Kasanen, J.P., Raunio, P., Rantamäki, J., and Kalliokoski, P., (2000), Moisture conditions and fungi in wood and wood based material samples collected from damp buildings

34.              Wang, Q. and Odeen, K., (1996), Evaluation of natural decay resistance of wood recovered from demolished buildings

35.              Pasanen, A-L, (2000), Evaluation of indoor fungal exposure

36.              Gornes, J. A., (1995), The appearance of moulds in buildings

37.              Straube, J.F, (1999), Moisture fundamentals and mould

38.              Moyer, N.A., D. Beal, D. Chasar, J. McIlvaine, C. Withers and S. Chandra, (2001), Moisture problems in manufactured housing: probable causes and cures

39.              Doll, S.C. and H.A. Burge, (2001), Characterization of fungi occurring on “new” gypsum wallboard

40.              EPA , (2002), A brief guide to mold, moisture, and your home

41.              EPA , (1990), Biological pollutants in your home

42.              Tsai, S.M. et al, (2001), Measurements of airborne fungal and endotoxin levels in water-damaged buildings

43.              Goldberg, L.F. and Aloi, T., (2001), Space humidity/interior basement wall insulation moisture content relationships with and without vapor retarders

44.              Peltola, J., M. A. Andersson, T. Haahtela, H. Mussalo-Rauhamaa, F. A. Rainey, R. M. Kroppenstedt, and R. A. Samson, (2002), Toxic-metabolite-producing bacteria and fungus in an indoor environment

45.              Lundin L. and Nodby, O. K., (2002), Mold, bacteria,dugs: a new tool for tracing microbiological problems hidden in building construction

46.              Zock, J.P., Jarvis, D., Luczynska, C., Sunyer, J. and Burney, P., (2002), Housing characteristics, reported mold exposure, and asthma in the european community respiratory health survey

47.              Koch, A., Heilemann, K.J., Bischof, W., Heinrich, J. and Wichmann, H.E, (2000), Indoor viable mold spores - a comparison between two cities, Erfurt (eastern Germany) and Hamburg (western Germany)

48.              Gutarowska, B. and Zakowska, Z., (2002), Elaboration and application of mathematical model for estimation of mould contamination of some building materials based on ergosterol content determination

49.              Laks, P.E., Richter, D.L., Larkin, G.M, (2002), Fungal susceptibility of interior commercial building panels

50.              Rowan, N.J., Johnstone, C.M., McLean, R.C., Anderson, J.G. and Clarke, J.A., (1999), Prediction of toxigenic fungal growth in buildings by using a novel modelling system

51.              Chainer, J., (2001), Home steel home - AK steel partners with AgIONTM to build world's first antimicrobial steel house

52.              Shakun, W., (1992), Causes and control of mold and mildew in hot and humid climates

53.              Kauhanen, E., Harri, M., Nevalainen, A. and Nevalainen, T., (2002), Validity of detection of microbial growth in buildings by trained dogs

54.              Davies, R., Summerbell, R. C., Haldane, D., Dufour, A., Yu, K., Broder, I., Dales, R., Kirkbride, J., Kauri, T. and Robertson, W., (1995), Fungal contamination in public buildings: a guide to recognition and management

55.              Hyvärinen, A., (2002), Characterizing moisture damaged buildings - environmental and biological monitoring

56.              Pessi, A., Suonketo, J., Pentti, M., Kurkilahti, M., Rantio-lehtimäki, A., (2000), Microbial growth in insulation of external walls: modeling the indoor air biocontamination sources

57.              Spicer, R. and Gangloff, H., (2002), Characterization of relational descriptors of bioaerosol data

58.              ASTM, (2002), D6329-98 standard guide for developing methodology for evaluating the ability of indoor materials to support microbial growth using static environmental chambers

59.              Morey, P. and Hull, M., (2002), Water leakage from exterior walls as an indicator of degraded air quality

60.              Baxter, D., Perkins, J., Seltzer, J., Mcghee, C., (2002), A regional comparison of mold spore concentrations outdoors and inside clean and mold contaminated southern california buildings

61.              Chao, H.J, Schwartz, J., Milton, D.K and Burge, H.A, (2002), Populations and determinants of airborne fungi in large office buildings

62.              Eckhardt, F. E. W., (1994), Microbial VARIETY of materials-simulation, case histories, and countermeasures: microbial variety on materials and means of contamination

63.              Reponen, T., Hyvarinen, A., Ruuskanen, J., Raunemaa, T. and Nevalainen, A., (1994), Comparison of concentrations and size distributions of fungal spores in buildings with and without mould problems

64.              Pasanen, A., Heinonen-tanski, H., Kalliokoski, P. and Jantunen, M. J., (1992), Fungal microcolonies on indoor surfaces an explanation for the base-level fungal spore counts in indoor air

65.              Jankowska, E., Reponen, T., Willeke, K., Grinshpun, S. A. and Choi, K., (2000), Collection of fungal spores on air filters and spore reentrainment from filters into air

66.              Reponen, T., Lehtonen, M., Raunemaa, T. and Nevalainen, A., (1992), Effect of indoor sources on fungal spore concentrations and size distributions

67.              Pasanen, A. -L, (1992), Airborne mesophilici fungal spores in various residential environments

68.              Reponen, T., (1995), Aerodynamic diameters and respiratory deposition estimates of viable fungal particles in mold problem dwellings

69.              Angelo, W. J., (2002), Mold problem is slow growing

70.              Deering, A., (2001), Beyond sick building syndrome: mold litigation enters the main stream

71.              Post, N. M., (1999), Containing noxious mold

72.              Murtoniemi, T., Nevalainen, A., Suutari, M., Toivola, M., Komulainen, H. and Hirvonen, M., (2001), Induction of Cytotoxicity and Production of Inflammatory Mediators in RAW264.7 Macrophages by Spores Grown on Six Different Plasterboards

73.              Samson, A., (2001), Ecology, detection and identification problems of moulds in indoor environments

74.              Nolard, N., (2001), Indoor moulds: a public health problem in Belgium: overview of 15 years’ experience

75.              Jenkins,L.C., and B. S., Sierck, (2001), Fungal genera identified from flooded wall cavities

76.              Morey, P. R., Cih, D. S., (2001), Mitigation of visible fungal contamination in buildings: experience from 1993 - 1998

77.              Lindroos, O., Lappalainen, S., Reijula, K., (2001), Concentrations of viable spores of fungi and actinomycetes in ventilation channels

78.              Salo, P., (2001), Identifying and preventing fungal contamination problems in new home construction

79.              Rand, T. G., (2001), An assessment of mold contamination problems in Atlantic Canada schools: mold burdens, amplifying sites and benefits of proactive school inspection policies

80.              Swenson, L., Globaltox, P., Robbins, C., Geer, W. and Globaltox, R., (2001), What’s growing in the Pacific Northwest?

81.              Kildesø, J., Würtz, H., Nielsen, K. F., Wilkins, C. K., Gravesen, S., Nielsen, P. A., Thrane, U. and Schneider, T., (2000), The release of fungal spores from water damaged building materials

82.              Evans, S. and Morey, P., (2002), Construction defects and microbial growth

83.              Mika, T., Marju, R., Anne, H., Teija, M., Aino, N., (2001), Different methods to characterize moldy buildings

84.              Becker, R. and Putterman, M., (2002), Patterned mold growth on rendered facades in Israel - A consequence of substrate thermal insulation

85.              ASTM, (2000), D3274-95 Standard Test Method for Evaluating Degree of Surface Disfigurement of Paint Films by Microbial (Fungal or Algal) Growth or Soil and Dirt Accumulation

86.              Bradford, M., (2002), Mold remediation being hampered by lack of standards

87.              Russo, M., (2002), Insulation: Insulators take mold seriously

88.              Parat, S., Perdrix, A., Fricker-hidalgo, H., Saude, I., Grillot, R. and Baconnier, P., (1997), Multivariate analysis comparing microbial air content of an air-conditioned building and a naturally ventilated building over one year

89.              Fabian, M. P., Reponen, T., Miller, S. L. and Hernandez, M. T., (2000), Total and culturable airborne bacteria and fungi in arid region flood-damaged residences

90.              Miller, J. D., Laflamme, A. M., Sobol, Y., Lafontaine, P. and Greenhalgh, R., (1988), Fungi and fungal products in some Canadian houses

91.              Ezeonu, I. M., Noble, J. A., Simmons, R. B., Price, D. L., Crow, S. A. and Ahearn, D. G., (1994), Effect of relative humidity on fungal colonization of fiberglass insulation

92.              Spurgeon, J. C., (2003), A method for detecting fungal contaminants in wall cavities

93.              Malkin, R., Martinez, K., Marinkovich, V., Wilcox, T., Wall, D. and Biagini, R., (1998), The relationship between symptoms and IgG and IgE antibodies in an office environment

94.              Curtis, L., Ross, M., Persky, V., Scheff, P., Wadden, R., Ramakrisnan, V. and Hryhorczuk, D., (2000), Bioaerosol concentrations in the quad cities 1 year after the 1993 Mississippi river floods

95.              Brickus, L. S. R., Siqueira, L. F. G., Neto, F. R. D. and Cardoso, J. N., (1998), Occurrence of airborne bacteria and fungi in bayside offices in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

96.              Singh, J., (2001), Occupational exposure to moulds in buildings

97.              Meklin, T., Hyvarinen, A., Toivola, M., Reponen, T., Koponen, V., Husman, T., Taskinen, T., Korppi, M. and Nevalainen, A., (2003), Effect of building frame and moisture damage on microbiological indoor air quality in school buildings

98.              Chelelgo, J., Haverinen, U., Vahteristo, M., Koivisto, J., Husman, T., Nevalainen, A. and Jaaskelainen, E., (2001), Analysis of moisture findings in the interior spaces of Finnish housing stock

99.              Santilli, J., (2002), Health effects of mold exposure in public schools

100.          Robbins, C. and Morrell, J., (2003), Mold, housing and wood

101.          Boles, B., (1998), A study of recurring mold problems on the Roseau River Reserve, Manitoba

102.          Shirakawa, M. A., Beech, I. B., Tapper, R., Cincotto, M. A. and Gambale, W., (2003), The development of a method to evaluate bioreceptivity of indoor mortar plastering to fungal growth

103.          Hunter, A., Grant, C., Flannigan, B. and Bravery, A. F., (1988), Mould in buildings: the air spora of domestic dwellings

104.          Hirsch, S. R. and Sosman, J. A., (1976), A one-year survey of mold growth inside twelve homes

105.          Morey, P., Andrew, M., Ligman, B. and Jarvis, J., (2002), Hidden mold sometimes enters the indoor air

106.          Morey, P., Abe, K., Horner, E. and Ligman, B., (2002), Use of fungal detectors to monitor drying of water damaged buildings

107.          Bardage, S. L., (2002), Colonization of painted wood by blue stain fungi

108.          Ahola, P., Jämsä, S., Viitanen, H. and Viitaniemi, P., (2002), Mould and blue stain on heat treated wood

109.          Viitanen, H., (2002), Mould growth on painted wood

o                    fungi: MVOC - microbial volatile organic compound

1.                  Fischer, G., Schwalbe, R., Moller, M., Ostrowski, R. and Dott, W., (1999), Species-specific production of microbial volatile organic compounds (MVOC) by airborne fungi from a compost facility

2.                  Andersson, M. A., M. Nikulin, U. Ko Ljalg, M. C. Andersson, F. Rainey, K. Reijula, E.-L. Hintikka, And M. Salkinoja-Salonen, (1997), Bacteria, molds, and toxins in water-damaged building materials

3.                  Godish, T., (1995), Sick Buildings: Definition, Diagnosis and Mitigation

4.                  Fischer, G., Müller, T., Schwalbe, R., Ostrowski, R. and Dott, W., (2000), Exposure to airborne fungi, MVOC and mycotoxins in biowaste-handling facilities

5.                  Black, M.S., T. Worthan and P. Morey, (1998), Microbial VOCs as indicators for mold growth in buildings

6.                  Lundin L. and Nodby, O. K., (2002), Mold, bacteria,dugs: a new tool for tracing microbiological problems hidden in building construction

7.                  Horner, W., A. Worthan, B. Epstien, and M. Black, (1999), MVOC emission patterns of indoor fungi: strain and culture differences

8.                  Pasanen, A-L, (2000), Evaluation of indoor fungal exposure

9.                  Korpi, A. Pasanen,A.L. and P. Pasanen, (1998), Volatile compounds originating from mixed microbial cultures on building materials under various humidity conditions

10.              Peltola, J., M. A. Andersson, T. Haahtela, H. Mussalo-Rauhamaa, F. A. Rainey, R. M. Kroppenstedt, and R. A. Samson, (2002), Toxic-metabolite-producing bacteria and fungus in an indoor environment

11.              Carlson, N., Quraishi, A., (2001), Anatomy of a Fungal Problem

12.              Foruk, M. J., Uhlman, S., Baker, D. B., Yang, H., (2001), Analysis of microbial contamination of a ventilation system detected by measurement of microbial volatile organic compounds

13.              Gravesen, S., (2001), Microfungal contamination of damp buildings: Biological aspects

14.              Keller, R. , Senkpiel, K. , Ohgke, H., (2001), Use of MVOC measurements and odour perception as indicator of mould in indoor areas

15.              Korpi, A., Pasanen, J., Pasanen, A., (2001), Sensory irritation of microbially produced volatile organic compounds in mice during repeated exposures

16.              Wilkins, K., Larsen, K. and Simkus, M., (2000), Volatile metabolites from mold growth on building materials and synthetic media

17.              Campbell, J., Casteel, C., Chen, K. and Tuday, M., (2002), Sampling and analysis of microbial volatile organic compounds (MVOCs)

18.              Pasanen, A., Korpi, A., Kasanen, J.P., Pasanen, P., (2001), Can microbial volatile metabolites cause irritation at indoor air concentrations?

19.              Korpi, A., (2001), Fungal volatile metabolites and biological responses to fungal exposure

20.              ASTM, (2002), D6329-98 standard guide for developing methodology for evaluating the ability of indoor materials to support microbial growth using static environmental chambers

21.              Wady, L., Bunte, A., Pehrson, C. and Larsson, L., (2003), Use of gas chromatography-mass spectrometry/solid phase microextraction for the identification of MVOCs from moldy building materials

22.              Wilkins, K. and Larsen, K., (1995), Variation of volatile organic compound patterns of mold species from damp buildings

23.              Gao, P., Korley, F., Martin, J. and Chen, B., (2002), Determination of unique microbial volatile organic compounds produced by five Aspergillus species commonly found in problem buildings

24.              Menetrez, M. and Foarde, K., (2002), Microbial volatile organic compound emission rates and exposure model

25.              Sunessona, A., Nilssona, C. and Anderssona, B., (1995), Evaluation of adsorbents for sampling and quantitative analysis of microbial volatiles using thermal desorption-gas chromatography

26.              Pasanen, A. -L., Lappalainen, S. and Pasanen, P., (1996), Volatile organic metabolites associated with some toxic fungi end their mycotoxins

27.              Ezeonu, I. M., Price, D. L., Simmons, R. B., Crow, S. A. and Ahearn, D. G., (1994), Fungal production of volatiles during growth on fiberglass

28.              Borjesson, T., Stollman, U. and Schnurer, J., (1992), Volatile metabolites produced by six fungal species compared with other indicators of fungal growth on cereal grains

29.              Pasanena, P., Korpia, A., Kalliokoskia, P. and Pasanena, A., (1997), Growth and volatile metabolite production of Aspergillus versicolor in house dust

30.              Korpia, A., Pasanena, A., Pasanena, P. and Kalliokoskia, P., (1997), Microbial growth and metabolism in house dust

31.              Pasanena, A., Korpia, A., Kasanena, J. and Pasanena, P., (1998), Critical aspects on the significance of microbial volatile metabolites as indoor air pollutants

32.              Tranthim-fryer, D. J., Hansson, R. C. and Norman, K. W., (2001), Headspace/solid-phase microextraction/gas chromatography-mass spectrometry: a screening technique for the recovery and identification of volatile organic compounds (VOC's) in postmortem blood and viscera samples

33.              Sunessona, A., Nilssona, C., Anderssona, B. and Blomquista, G., (1996), Volatile metabolites produced by two fungal species cultivated on building materials

34.              Nilssona, T., Larsenb, T. O., Montanarellac, L. and Madsena, J. Ø., (1996), Application of head-space solid-phase microextraction for the analysis of volatile metabolites emitted by Penicillium species

35.              Korpi, A., Pasanen, A. and Viitanen, H., (1999), Volatile metabolites of Serpula lacrymans, Coniophora puteana, Poria placenta, Stachybotrys chartarum and Chaetomium globosum

36.              Elke, K., Begerow, J., Oppermann, H., Krämer, U., Jermann, E. and Dunemann, L., (1999), Determination of selected microbial volatile organic compounds by diffusive sampling and dual-column capillary GC-FID--a new feasible approach for the detection of an exposure to indoor mould fungi?

37.              Kreja, L. and Seidel, H., (2002), Evaluation of the genotoxic potential of some microbial volatile organic compounds (MVOC) with the comet assay, the micronucleus assay and the HPRT gene mutation assay

38.              Tilkes, F., Dott, W., Fischer, G., Grun, L., Harpel, S., Keller, R., Martens, W., Palmgren, U. and Seidel, H. J., (1999), Microbial air pollutants - methods for the detection and identification of endotoxins, mycotoxins and MVOC

39.              Filer, K., Schutz, E. and Geh, S., (2001), Detection of microbial volatile organic compounds (MVOCs) produced by moulds on various materials

40.              Claeson, A. S., Levin, J. O., Blomquist, G. and Sunesson, A. L., (2002), Volatile metabolites from microorganisms grown on humid building materials and synthetic media

41.              Burge, H. A., (2002), An update on pollen and fungal spore aerobiology

42.              Korpi, A., Kasanen, J.-P, Alarie, Y., Kosma, V. and Pasanen, A-L, (1999), Sensory irritating potency of some microbial volatile organic compounds (MVOCs) and a mixture of five MVOCs

43.              Vice, S.J, (2000), Indicators of mold growth in indoor environments

44.              Nielsen, K.F, (2002), Mould growth on building materials: Secondary metabolites, mycotoxins and biomarkers

45.              Wilkins, F., Nielsen, F. and Larsen, K., (1999), MVOC analysis for detection of microbial growth in buildings I. Variation of MVOC and mycotoxin patterns in aspergillus versicolor

46.              Campbell, J., Casteel, C., Tuday, and M., Valley, (0), Validation of a method for the sampling and analysis of microbial volatile organic compounds (MVOCs)

47.              Tobin, R.S., E. Bavoneuslei, A. Gilman, T. Kuiper-Goodman, J.D. Miller, and M. Giddings, Reinikainen, L. M. and Jaakkola, J. J. K., (1987), Significance of fungi in indoor air: report from a working group

48.              Wessen, B. and Schoeps, K.-O. , S. K., Wessen, B. and Schoeps, K. -., (1996), Microbial volatile organic compounds - What substances can be found in sick buildings?

49.              Horner, E. and Miller, J. D., (2001), Microbial volatile organic compounds with emphasis on those arising from filamentous fungal contaminants of buildings

50.              Komulainen, J., Lu, X., Hakkarainen, H., Weckström, A., Viljanen, M. and S. Liukkonen, (2003), Diffusion of some MVOCs through building moisture barriers

o                    fungi: mycology studies, culturing

1.                  Nielsen, K.F., Gravesen, S., Nielsen, P.A., Andersen, B., Thrane, U., Frisvad, J.C, (1999), Production of mycotoxins on artificially and naturally infested building materials

2.                  Hyvarinen, A., Meklin, T., Vepsalainen, A., Nevalainen, A., (2002), Fungi and actinobacteria in moisture-damaged building materials - concentrations and diversity

3.                  Tuomi, T., Reijula, K., Johnsson, T., Hemminki, K., Hintikka, E.L., Lindroos, O., Kalso, S., Koukila-Kahkola, P., (2000), Mycotoxins in crude building materials from water-damaged buildings

4.                  Kauhanen, E., Harri, M., Nevalainen, A. and Nevalainen, T., (2002), Validity of detection of microbial growth in buildings by trained dogs

5.                  Immonen, J., Meklin, T., Taskinen, T., Nevalainen, A. and Korppi, M., (2001), Skin-prick test findings in students from moisture- and mould-damaged schools: A 3-year follow-up study

6.                  Davies, R., Summerbell, R. C., Haldane, D., Dufour, A., Yu, K., Broder, I., Dales, R., Kirkbride, J., Kauri, T. and Robertson, W., (1995), Fungal contamination in public buildings: a guide to recognition and management

7.                  Hyvärinen, A., (2002), Characterizing moisture damaged buildings - environmental and biological monitoring

8.                  Lugauskas, A., Krikštaponis, A. and Bridiuvien, D., (2000), Mycological monitoring of different workplaces in Lithuania

9.                  Griffiths, W. D., Stewart, I. W., Reading, A. R., Futter, S. J. and Number, P. V., (1998), Effect of aerosolization, growth phase and residence time in spray and collection fluids on the culturability of cells and spores

10.              Carson, D. B. and Cooney, J. J., (1990), Microbodies in fungi - a review

11.              ASTM, (2002), D6329-98 standard guide for developing methodology for evaluating the ability of indoor materials to support microbial growth using static environmental chambers

12.              Fischer, G., Schwalbe, R., Ostrowski, R. and Dott, W., (1998), Airborne fungi and their secondary metabolites in working places in a compost facility

13.              Fischer, G., Muller, T., Schwalbe, R., Ostrowski, R. and Dott, W., (2000), Species-specific profiles of mycotoxins produced in cultures and associated with conidia of airborne fungi derived from biowaste

14.              Fischer, G. and Dott, W., (2002), Quality assurance and good laboratory practice in the mycological laboratory - compilation of basic techniques for the identification of fungi

15.              Nielsen, K.F, (2002), Mould growth on building materials: Secondary metabolites, mycotoxins and biomarkers

16.              Nieminen, S. M., Kärki, R., Auriola, S., Toivola, M., Laatsch, H., Laatikainen, R., Hyvärinen, A. and Wright, A.V, (2002), Isolation and identification of Aspergillus fumigatus mycotoxins on growth medium and some building materials

17.              Stewart, S. L., Grinshpun, S. A., Willeke, K., Terzieva, S., Ulevicius, V. and Donnelly, J., (1995), Effect of impact stress on microbial recovery on an agar surface

18.              Swenson, L., Robbins, C. and Geer, W., (2002), Variability in viable and non-viable mold spore sampling results

19.              Clausen, C. A., (1997), Immunological detection of wood decay fungi - an overview of techniques developed from 1986

20.              Macher, J. M., (2001), Review of methods to collect settled dust and isolate culturable microorganisms

o                    fungi: preservatives against fungi growth and mold decay

1.                  ASTM , (1986), D1413-76 Standard method of testing wood preservatives by laboratory soil block culture

2.                  Highley, T. L., H.S. Anantha Padmanabha and C.R. Howell, (1996), Antagonistic properties of Gliocladium virens against wood attacking fungi

3.                  Crawford, D.M. and Clausen, C.A, (1999), Evaluation of wood treated with copper-based preservatives for Cu loss during exposure to heat and copper-tolerant Bacillus licheniformis

4.                  Tuckera, E. J. B., Brucea, A. and Stainesb, H. J., (1997), Application of modified international wood preservative chemical testing standards for assessment of biocontrol treatments

o                    fungi: remedy, treatment, prevention

1.                  Kowalski, W. J., (2000), Indoor mold growth: health hazards and remediation

2.                  CMHC , (1900), Moisture and Air: Problems and Remedies. A Householder’s Guide Renovator’s Technical Guide

3.                  EPA , (2001), Mold remediation in schools and commercial buildings

4.                  Inc , (2000), Wall moisture problems in Alberta dwellings

5.                  Rivin, R., (2001), Building envelope defects and interior mold remediation

6.                  Davies, R., Summerbell, R. C., Haldane, D., Dufour, A., Yu, K., Broder, I., Dales, R., Kirkbride, J., Kauri, T. and Robertson, W., (1995), Fungal contamination in public buildings: a guide to recognition and management

7.                  Rautiala, S., Reponen, T., Nevalainen, A., Husman, T. and Kalliokoski, P., (1998), Control of exposure to airborne viable microorganisms during remediation of moldy buildings; report of three case studies

8.                  Morey, P. R., Cih, D. S., (2001), Mitigation of visible fungal contamination in buildings: experience from 1993 - 1998

9.                  White, J. H., (2001), A toxic mold cleanup guide

10.              New York City Department of Health, (0), Guidelines on assessment and remediation of fungi in indoor environments

11.              IICRC, (0), The iicrc s500 standard and reference guide for professional water damage restoration

12.              Gots, R. E., (2002), Correcting mold misinformation

13.              Light, E. N., (2002), Mold remediation: how complex should it be?

14.              Meklin, T., (2002), Microbial exposure and health in schools - effects of moisture damage and renovation

15.              Bradford, M., (2002), Mold remediation being hampered by lack of standards

16.              Cowan, P., (2001), Learn to eliminate mould

17.              ASHRAE , (1999), ASHRAE 52.2, Method of Testing General Ventilation Air-Cleaning Devices Used for Removal Effciency

18.              Evans, F. G. and Jacobsen, B., (2002), A summary of the project for surface and system treatment

o                    fungi: spore

1.                  Davies, R., Summerbell, R. C., Haldane, D., Dufour, A., Yu, K., Broder, I., Dales, R., Kirkbride, J., Kauri, T. and Robertson, W., (1995), Fungal contamination in public buildings: a guide to recognition and management

2.                  Hyvärinen, A., (2002), Characterizing moisture damaged buildings - environmental and biological monitoring

3.                  Summerbell, R. C., (2001), Protocols For Investigation Of Indoor Fungal Amplifiers

4.                  Oh, K., Chen, Y., Matsuoka, H., Yamamoto, A. and Kurata, H., (1996), Morphological recognition of fungal spore germination by a computer-aided image analysis and its application to antifungal activity evaluation

5.                  Boonaert, C. J. P., Rouxhet, P. G. and Dufrene, Y. F., (2000), Surface properties of microbial cells probed at the nanometre scale with atomic force microscopy

6.                  Yule, B., Roberts, S., Marshall, J. E. A. and Milton, J. A., (1998), Quantitative spore colour measurement using colour image analysis

7.                  Trunov, M., Trakumas, S., Willeke, K., Grinshpun, S. A. and Reponen, T., (2001), Collection of bioaerosol particles by impaction: effect of fungal spore agglomeration and bounce

8.                  Lehtonen, M., Reponen, T. and Nevalainen, A., (1993), Everyday activities and variation of fungal spore concentrations in indoor air

9.                  Nevalainen, A., Pastuszka, J., Liebhaber, F. and Willeke, K., (1992), Performance of bioaerosol samplers: collection characteristics and sampler design considerations

10.              Regalado, L. and Sánchez, C., (2002), Spore morphology as a taxonomic tool in the delimitation of three Asplenium L. species complexes (Aspleniaceae: Pteridophyta) in Cuba

11.              Griffiths, W. D., Stewart, I. W., Reading, A. R., Futter, S. J. and Number, P. V., (1998), Effect of aerosolization, growth phase and residence time in spray and collection fluids on the culturability of cells and spores

12.              Reponen, T.A., Gazenko, S.V., Grinshpun, S.A., Willeke, K. and Cole, E.C, (1998), Characteristics of airborne actinomycete spores

13.              Hyvarinen, A., Vahteristo, M., Meklin, T., Jantunen, M., Nevalainen, A. and Moschandreas, D., (2001), Temporal and spatial variation of fungal concentrations in indoor air

14.              Lawryk, N. and Chen, B., (2002), Portable x-ray fluorescence spectrometry for measuring multiple airborne metals: a NIOSH screening method under development

15.              Morey, P. and Hull, M., (2002), Water leakage from exterior walls as an indicator of degraded air quality

16.              Gorny, R.L., Reponen T., Grinshpun, S.A. and Willeke, K., (2001), Source strength of fungal spore aerosolization from moldy building material

17.              Ren, P., Jankun, T.M. and Leaderer, B.P, (1999), Comparisons of seasonal fungal prevalence in indoor and outdoor air and in house dusts of dwellings in one Northeast American county

18.              Shelton, B. G., Kirkland, K. H., Flanders, W. D. and Morris, G. K., (2002), Profiles of airborne fungi in buildings and outdoor environments in the United States

19.              Burge, H. A., (2002), An update on pollen and fungal spore aerobiology

20.              Sabariego, S., Guardia, C. D. and Alba, F., (2000), The effect of meteorological factors on the daily variation of airborne fungal spores in Granada (southern Spain)

21.              Buttner, M. P., Cruz-perez, P., Stetzenbach, L. D., Garrett, P. J. and Lutke, A. E., (2002), Measurement of airborne fungal spore dispersal from three types of flooring materials

22.              Reponen, T., Hyvarinen, A., Ruuskanen, J., Raunemaa, T. and Nevalainen, A., (1994), Comparison of concentrations and size distributions of fungal spores in buildings with and without mould problems

23.              Pasanen, A., Heinonen-tanski, H., Kalliokoski, P. and Jantunen, M. J., (1992), Fungal microcolonies on indoor surfaces an explanation for the base-level fungal spore counts in indoor air

24.              Flannigan, B., (1997), Air sampling for fungi in indoor environments

25.              Jankowska, E., Reponen, T., Willeke, K., Grinshpun, S. A. and Choi, K., (2000), Collection of fungal spores on air filters and spore reentrainment from filters into air

26.              Reponen, T., Willeke, K., Ulevicius, V., Reponen, A. and Grinshpun, S. A., (1996), Effect of relative humidity on the aerodynamic diameter and respiratory deposition of fungal spores

27.              Reponen, T., (1995), Aerodynamic diameters and respiratory deposition estimates of viable fungal particles in mold problem dwellings

28.              Carson, D. B. and Cooney, J. J., (1990), Microbodies in fungi - a review

29.              Miller, J. D., (1992), Fungi as contaminants in indoor air

30.              Reponen, T., Grinshpun, S. A., Conwell, K. L., Wiest, J. and Anderson, M., (2001), Aerodynamic versus physical size of spores: measurement and implication for respiratory deposition

31.              Finlay, J. A., Callow, M. E., Schultz, M. P., Swain, G. W. and Callow, J. A., (2002), Adhesion strength of settled spores of the green alga enteromorpha

32.              Giner, M. M., García, J. C. and Camacho, C.N, (2001), Airborne Alternaria spores in SE Spain (1993-98)

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