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دانلود کتاب Advances in Aerobiology: Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Aerobiology, August 6–9, 1986, Basel, Switzerland
دانلود کتاب پیشرفت‌های هوازی: مجموعه مقالات سومین کنفرانس بین‌المللی هوازی، 6 تا 9 اوت 1986، بازل، سوئیس
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Advances in Aerobiology: Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Aerobiology, August 6–9, 1986, Basel, Switzerland
ویرایش: 1 نویسندگان: Prof. Dr. med. G. Boehm (auth.), Prof. G. Boehm, Ruth M. Leuschner PhD (eds.) سری: Experientia Supplementum 51 ISBN (شابک) : 9783034874939, 9783034874915 ناشر: Birkhäuser Basel سال نشر: 1987 تعداد صفحات: 410 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 6 مگابایت
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I Introduction.- Aerobiology — its past and its future.- Philipp Herries Gregory, FRS, DSc (1907-1986).- II Airborne pollen and biometeorology.- 1. Lectures of general importance.- Environmental influences on deposition of airborne particles.- Influence of inversion layers on the daily pollen count and on the allergic attacks of patients in Basel (Switzerland).- Influences of pollution and weather on obstructive respiratory tract diseases of children in Berlin (West).- Comparison of recent and quarternary pollen data.- Biometeorology and its relation to pollen count.- Correlation between aerobiological and phytogeographical investigations in the Florence area (Italy).- 2. Airborne pollen in different countries.- Air sampling studies in a tropical area. Four year results.- A study of airborne pollen grains of Alexandria (Egypt).- Air borne pollen types of allergenic significance in India.- Survey of atmospheric pollens in various provinces of Thailand.- III Allergology and airborne particles.- 1. Lectures of general importance: diagnosis and therapy.- Inhalative allergens.- Relationship of airborne pollen and spores to symptoms on the skin and mucous membranes of patients in the high altitude climate in Davos (Switzerland).- Experiences with the «Individual Pollen Collector» developed by G. Boehm.- Airborne pollens and symptoms in allergic patients undergoing immunotherapy.- 2. Special allergens: Pollen.- Monitoring of atmospheric conditions and forecast of Olive pollen season (Bari, Italy).- Pollen yield of two cvs. of Olea europaea L. («Manzanillo» and «Swan hill») (Tucson, Arizona).- Annual and daily variation of pollen from Olea europea L. in the atmosphere of Cordoba (Spain) along two year of sampling.- Chestnut pollen counts related to patients pollinosis in Paris.- Pollen counts of ragweed and mugwort (Cour Collector) in 1984 measured at 12 meteorological centers in the Rhone Bassin and surrounding regions (France).- Allergic reactivity to Parthenium hysterophorus pollen: An unrecognized type I allergen.- 3. Different aeroallergens.- Aeroallergens in New York inner-city apartments of asthmatics.- 4. Special allergens: Fungus spores.- Indoor mold spore exposure: Characteristics of 127 homes in southern California with endogenous mold problems.- Intrinsic variability in airborne fungi: Implications for allergen standardization.- Clinical cross-reactions between various moulds with special reference to Fusarium.- Clinical significance of airborne Alternaria tenuis-spores: Seasonal symptoms positive skin and bronchial challenge tests with Alternaria in subjects with asthma and rhinitis.- Occurrence of Alternaria Nees ex Fr. in indoor and outdoor habitats in Cordoba (Spain).- Concentrations of airborne Botrytis conidia, and frequency of allergic sensitization to Botrytis extract.- 5. Special allergens: Algae.- Microalgae as aeroplankton and allergens.- 6. Special allergens: Insects and mites.- Sensitizations against Tribolium confusum Du Val in patients with occupational and nonoccupational exposure.- Gibbium psylloides («mite beetle») as an inhalative allergen.- Investigations of allergen-containing dust samples from the interior of the house.- House dust mite in different altitudes of Orisons (Switzerland.- Guanine dosage in house dust samples and quantification of mite allergens.- IV Air, our environment.- 1. Lectures of general importance.- The quantitative significance of asbestos fibres in the ambient air.- The indoor asbestos problem: Facts and questions.- Effects of short-term exposure to ambient nitrogen dioxide concentrations on human bronchial reactivity and lung function.- Mutagenic and carcinogenic effects of airborne particulate matter from polluted areas on human and rodent tissue cultures.- Modulation of pulmonary defense mechanisms by acute exposures to Nitrogen Dioxide.- Lysosome response and cytoskeleton alteration in cell cultures exposed to airborne lead.- 2. Outdoor air.- Health risks from respirable dusts produced during the operation of big harvesters.- The influence of meteorological and air pollution factors on acute diseases of the airways in children as illustrated by the Biel region (Switzerland).- Airborne crystals of anhydrous Calcium Sulphate — a new air pollutant.- Goniometrie dust measurements during a sea voyage from the northern to the southern hemisphere, along the Antarctic coast, and at a coast station in Antarctica.- 3. Indoor air.- Inquiries received by the California indoor air quality program on biological contaminants in buildings.- Microbial and dust pollution in non-industrial work places.- Filters of an airconditioning installation as disseminators of fungal spores.- The building illness syndrome: Comparative studies in air conditioned and conventional heated buildings.- Bioaerosols and office building ventilation system.- Radon and its decay products in the indoor environment: Radiation exposure and risk estimation.- V Phytopathology.- Uniformity of airspora concentrations.- Ozone and acidic inputs into forests in Northwest USA.- Effects of acidic fog containing H2O2 on the sensitivity of agricultural crops to important fungal diseases.- Spread of Barley mildew by wind and its significance for Phytopathology, Aerobiology and for Barley cultivation in Europe.- Falling behaviour of steriUzed and slept fruitefly and melonfly.- VI Microbiology.- Airborne spread of microorganisms affecting animals.- Improvement of mathematical models for predicting the airborne spread of foot-and-mouth disease.- Fine particle aerosols in experimental Legionnaires’ disease: Their role in infection and treatment.- The size distribution of whirlpool-generated droplets, their ability to contain bacteria and their disposition potential in the human respiratory tract.- Bacterial atmospheric contamination in wastewater treatment plants.- Airborne Gram negative bacteria associated with the handling of domestic waste.- VII Methods in aerobiology.- Special applications of the Burkard-Sampler for collecting airborne pollen and spores I. Semi-quantitative continuous determination of dust-particles, soot, flue ash etc. which may activate diseases of the respiratory tract.- Special applications of the Burkard-Sampler for collecting airborne pollen and sporesII. Record of radioactive dust (after Chernobyl) in the air of Basel (Switzerland).- Efficiency of a new sampler in sampling Betula pollen for antigen analyses.- Collection efficiency of two samplers for microbiological aerosols.- Microorganisme as biological indicators of air pollution.- Statistical correlation of deposition data on 8 air pollutants to lichen data in a small town in Switzerland.- Methods for yearly comparisons of aeropalynological data.- Aircraft sampling of the upper airspora.- Methods to reduce allergic effects: Elimination of allergens (pollen, mites, indoor dust, bacteria, gases etc.) from indoor air.
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Front Matter....Pages I-XII
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
Aerobiology — Its Past and its Future....Pages 3-8
Philip Herries Gregory, FRS, Dsc (1907–1986)....Pages 9-10
Front Matter....Pages 11-11
Environmental Influences on Deposition of Airborne Particles....Pages 13-18
Influence of Inversion Layers on the Daily Pollen Count and on the Allergic Attacks of Patients....Pages 19-23
Influences of Pollution and Weather on Obstructive Respiratory Tract Diseases of Children in Berlin(West)....Pages 25-30
Comparison of Recent and Quaternary Pollen Data....Pages 31-36
Biometeorology and its Relation to Pollen Count....Pages 37-41
Correlation between Aerobiological and Phytogeographical Investigations in the Florence Area....Pages 43-45
Air Sampling Studies in a Tropical Area. Four Year Results....Pages 49-53
A Study of Airborne Pollen Grains of Alexandria, Egypt....Pages 55-59
Air Borne Pollen Types of Allergenic Significance in India....Pages 61-64
Survey of Atmospheric Pollens in Various Provinces of Thailand....Pages 65-68
Front Matter....Pages 69-69
Inhalative Allergens....Pages 71-80
Relationship of Airborne Pollens and Spores to Symptoms on the Skin and Mucous Membranes of Patients in the High Altitude Climate in Davos....Pages 81-85
Experiences with the ‘Individual Pollen Collector’ Developed by G.Boehm....Pages 87-88
Airborne Pollens and Symptoms Score in Allergic Patients Undergoing Immunotherapy....Pages 89-92
Monitoring of Atmospheric Conditions and Forecast of Olive Pollen Season....Pages 95-99
Pollen Yield of Two CVS. of Olea Europaea L. (‘Manzanillo’ and ‘Swan Hill’)....Pages 101-108
Annual and Daily Variation of Pollen from Olea Europaea L. in the Atmosphere of Cordoba (Spain) Along Two Year of Sampling....Pages 109-112
Chestnut Pollen Counts Related to Patients Pollinosis in Paris....Pages 113-117
Front Matter....Pages 69-69
Sensitizations Against Tribolium Confusum Du Val in Patients with Occupational and Non — Occupational Exposure....Pages 177-182
Gibbium Psylloides (‘Mite Beetle’) as an Inhalative Allergen....Pages 183-187
Investigations of Allergen-Containing Dust Samples from the Interior of the House....Pages 189-196
House Dust Mite in Different Altitudes of Grisons....Pages 197-201
Guanine Dosage in House Dust Samples and Quantification of Mite Allergens....Pages 203-209
Pollen Counts of Ragweed and Mugwort (Cour Collector) in 1984 Measured at 12 Meteorological Centers in the Rhone Bassin and Surrounding Regions....Pages 119-124
Allergic Reactivity to Parthenium Hysterophorus Pollen: An Unrecognized Type I Allergen....Pages 125-130
Aeroallergens in New York Inner-City Apartments of Asthmatics....Pages 133-138
Indoor Mold Spore Exposure: Characteristics of 127 Homes in Southern California with Endogenous Mold Problems....Pages 139-142
Intrinsic Variability in Airborne Fungi: Implications for Allergen Standardization....Pages 143-146
Clinical Cross-Reactions between Various Moulds with Special Reference to Fusarium ....Pages 147-151
Clinical Significance of Airborne Alternaria Tenuis-Spores: Seasonal Symptoms, Positive Skin and Bronchial Challenge Tests with Alternaria in Subjects with Asthma and Rhinitis....Pages 153-156
Occurrence of Alternaria Nees ex Fr. in Indoor and Outdoor Habitats in Cordoba (Spain)....Pages 157-163
Concentrations of Airborne Botrytis Conidia, and Frequency of Allergic Sensitization to Botrytis Extract....Pages 165-167
Microalgae as Aeroplankton and Allergens....Pages 171-173
Front Matter....Pages 211-211
The Quantitative Significance of Asbestos Fibres in the Ambient Air....Pages 213-219
The Indoor Asbestos Problem: Facts and Questions....Pages 221-226
Effects of Short-Term Exposure to Ambient Nitrogen Dioxide Concentrations on Human Bronchial Reactivity and Lung Function....Pages 227-230
Mutagenic and Carcinogenic Effects of Airborne Particulate Matter from Polluted Areas on Human and Rodent Tissue Cultures....Pages 231-234
Modulation of Pulmonary Defense Mechanisms by Acute Exposures to Nitrogen Dioxide....Pages 235-242
Front Matter....Pages 211-211
Lysosome Response and Cytoskeleton Alteration in Cell Cultures Exposed to Airborne Lead....Pages 243-248
Health Risks from Respirable Dusts Produced during the Operation of Big Harvesters....Pages 251-254
The Influence of Meteorological and Air Pollution Factors on Acute Diseases of the Airways in Children as Illustrated by the Biel Region (Switzerland)....Pages 255-259
Airborne Crystals of Anhydrous Calcium Sulphate — A New Air Pollutant....Pages 261-266
Coniometric Dust Measurements during a Sea Voyage from the Northern to the Southern Hemisphere, Along the Antarctic Coast, and at a Coast Station in Antarctica....Pages 267-272
Inquiries Received by the California Indoor Air Quality Program on Biological Contaminants in Buildings....Pages 275-278
Microbial and Dust Pollution in Non-Industrial Work Places....Pages 279-282
Filters of an Airconditioning Installation as Disseminators of Fungal Spores....Pages 283-286
The Building Illness Syndrome: Comparative Studies in Air Conditioned and Conventional Heated Buildings....Pages 287-295
Bioaerosols and Office Building Ventilation Systems....Pages 297-301
Radon and its Decay Products in the Indoor Environment: Radiation Exposure and Risk Estimation....Pages 303-310
Front Matter....Pages 311-311
Uniformity of Airspora Concentrations....Pages 313-317
Ozone and Acidic Inputs into Forests in Northwest USA....Pages 319-324
Effects of Acidic Fog Containing H 2 O 2 on the Sensitivity of Agricultural Crops to Important Fungal Diseases....Pages 325-329
Spread of Barley Mildew by Wind and its Significance for Phytopathology, Aerobiology and for Barley Cultivation in Europe....Pages 331-336
Falling Behaviour of Sterilized and Slept Fruitfly and Melonfly....Pages 337-343
Front Matter....Pages 345-345
Airborne Spread of Microorganisms Affecting Animals....Pages 347-350
Improvement of Mathematical Models for Predicting the Airborne Spread of Foot-and-Mouth Disease....Pages 351-355
Fine Particle Aerosols in Experimental Legionnaires’ Disease: Their Role in Infection and Treatment....Pages 357-360
The Size Distribution of Whirlpool-Generated Droplets, their Ability to Contain Bacteria and their Deposition Potential in the Human Respiratory Tract....Pages 361-364
Front Matter....Pages 345-345
Bacterial Atmospheric Contamination in Wastewater Treatment Plants....Pages 365-370
Airborne Gram Negative Bacteria Associated with the Handling of Domestic Waste....Pages 371-375
Front Matter....Pages 376-376
Special Applications of the Burkard-Sampler for Collecting Airborne Pollen and Spores....Pages 377-379
Special Applications of the Burkard-Sampler for Collecting Airborne Pollen and Spores....Pages 381-382
Efficiency of a New Bioaerosol Sampler in Sampling Betula Pollen for Antigen Analyses....Pages 383-390
Collection Efficiency of Two Samplers for Microbiological Aerosols....Pages 391-394
Microorganisms as Biological Indicators of Air Pollution....Pages 395-400
Multivariate Correlation of Deposition Data of 8 Different Air Pollutants to Lichen Data in a Small Town in Switzerland....Pages 401-406
Methods for Yearly Comparisons of Aeropalynological Data....Pages 407-409
Aircraft Sampling of the Upper Airspora....Pages 411-414
Methods to Reduce Allergic Effects: Elimination of Allergenes (Pollen, Mites, Indoor Dust, Bacteria, Gases etc.) from Indoor Air....Pages 415-420
Back Matter....Pages 421-437
