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Investigation of the detection ability of an intrinsic fluorescence-based bioaerosol detection system for heat-stressed bacteria.

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Use of a real-time microbial air sampler for operational cleanroom monitoring.

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Field evaluation of nanofilm detectors for measuring acidic particles in indoor and outdoor air.

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Continuous microbiological air monitoring for aseptic filling lines.

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Removal of viable bioaerosol particles with a low-efficiency HVAC filter enhanced by continuous emission of unipolar air ions.

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Comparison of different incubation conditions for microbiological environmental monitoring.

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