Muramic and dipicolinic acids in atmospheric particulate matter as biomarkers of bacteria and bacterial spores.

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Muramic and dipicolinic acids in atmospheric particulate matter as biomarkers of bacteria and bacterial spores.

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Muramic and dipicolinic acids ...... bacteria and bacterial spores.

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Muramic and dipicolinic acids ...... bacteria and bacterial spores.

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Muramic and dipicolinic acids ...... bacteria and bacterial spores.

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Muramic and dipicolinic acids ...... bacteria and bacterial spores.

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Daniela Uccelletti

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Donatella Pomata

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Elena Zanni

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Francesca Buiarelli

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Survey of Culturable Airborne Bacteria at Four Diverse Locations in Oregon: Urban, Rural, Forest, and Coastal

Heterogeneity in microbial exposure in schools in Sweden, Poland and Jordan revealed by analysis of chemical markers.

Climate factors influencing bacterial count in background air samples.

Culturable airborne bacteria in outdoor environments in Beijing,China.

Development of a method for the analysis of underivatized amino acids by liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry: application on Standard Reference Material 1649a (urban dust).

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s00216-016-0111-y

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1657-1666

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scholarly article

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10.1007/S00216-016-0111-Y

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English

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Patrizia Di Filippo

Carmela Riccardi

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2016-12-07T00:00:00Z

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27928607

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biomarker