Environmental Mycology in Public Health /
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Part I: Fungal Specificities in Environmental Mycology
Section I: General Fungal Characteristics
Chapter 1 - Cellular Constitution, Water and Nutritional Needs, and Secondary Metabolites
Robert A. Samson
Pages 5-15
Chapter 2 - Dispersion Forms
Carla Viegas and João Brandão
Pages 17-23
Section II: Outline of Fungal Pathologies
Chapter 3 - Fungal Infections
Cristina Veríssimo
Pages 27-34
Chapter 4 - Allergic Response to Fungal Exposure
Inês Andrade Mota and Luís Miguel Borrego
Pages 35-43
Chapter 5 - Mycotoxicoses
Maja Peraica
Pages 45-49
Section III
Chapter 6 - Risk Groups for Acquiring Fungal Infections
Guillermo Quindós-Andrés
Pages 53-59
Part II: Environmental Mycology in Public Health
Section I
Chapter 7 - Pathways and Routes of Natural Exposure to Fungal Infection
Karl V. Clemons and Malcolm D. Richardson
Pages 65-76
Section II: Occupational Settings
Chapter 8 - Highly Contaminated Workplaces
Anne Oppliger and Philippe Duquenne
Pages 79-105
Chapter 9 - Fungi in Low-contamination Occupational Environments
Aino Nevalainen and Anne Hyvärinen
Pages 107-125
Section III: Nonoccupational Exposure
Chapter 10 - Domestic Environment: Indoor Mycobiota As a Public Health Risk Factor
Elena Piecková
Pages 129-146
Chapter 11 - Urban Environment: Fungal Specificities: Nonoccupational Exposure and Urban Environment
Rosely Maria Zancopé Oliveira, Rodrigo de Almeida Paes and Ferry Hagen
Pages 147-155
Chapter 12 - Urban Settings: Fungi in Archives: A Double Concern
Ana Catarina Pinheiro
Pages 157-166
Chapter 13 - Recreational Environment: Pathogenic Fungi in Public Places, Information Gaps in Assessing Public Health Risk
Helena Solo-Gabriele, João Brandão, ... Alesia Ferguson
Pages 167-192
Chapter 14 - Hospital Environment
Raquel Sabino
Pages 193-210
Section IV
Chapter 15 - Fungal Disease Outbreaks and Natural Disasters
Kaitlin Benedict and Mary E. Brandt
Pages 213-219
Part III: Fungi and Metabolites
Chapter 16 - Dietary Exposure Assessment of European Population to Mycotoxins: A Review
Carlo Brera, Francesca Debegnach, ... Barbara De Santis
Pages 223-259
Chapter 17 - Mycotoxins as Food Carcinogens
Ariane Vettorazzi and Adela López de Cerain
Pages 261-298
Chapter 18 - Occurrence of Mycotoxins in Indoor Environments
Martin Täubel and Anne Hyvärinen
Pages 299-323
Chapter 19 - Occupational Exposure to Mycotoxins and Preventive Measures
Stefan Mayer
Pages 325-341
Chapter 20 - Mycotoxins: Genotoxicity Studies and Methodologies
Carina Ladeira
Pages 343-361
Chapter 21 - Mycotoxin Analytical Methods
Magdalena Twarużek, Anna Błajet-Kosicka, ... Jan Grajewski
Pages 363-386
Chapter 22 - Indoor Microbial Volatile Organic Compound (MVOC) Levels and Associations with Respiratory Health, Sick Building Syndrome (SBS), and Allergy
Xi Fu
Pages 387-395
Part IV: Methods in Environmental Mycology
Section I: Environmental Sampling
Chapter 23 - Air, Surface and Water Sampling
Ana Catarina Pinheiro and Carla Viegas
Pages 401-408
Section II
Chapter 24 - Sand and Soil Sampling
João Brandão and Valerie J. Harwood
Pages 411-413
Chapter 25 - Processing Methodologies
Carla Viegas and Ana Catarina Pinheiro
Pages 415-419
Chapter 26 - Molecular Approaches to Detect and Identify Fungal Agents in Various Environmental Settings
Raquel Sabino and Ana Catarina Pinheiro
Pages 421-428
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