Abundance of fungal classes with differential abundance across sampling methods.
Iman A. Sylvain
Rachel I. Adams
John W. Taylor
10.1371/journal.pone.0213355.g007
https://plos.figshare.com/articles/figure/Abundance_of_fungal_classes_with_differential_abundance_across_sampling_methods_/7858721
<p>15 classes were found to have significant differential abundance (p<0.05) when sampled using either surface swabs or settled dust collectors in units with visible mold. Settled dust collectors detect greater abundance of fungal classes compared to surface samples in all but two class, Cystobasidiomycetes and Dothideomycetes.</p>
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water-damaged buildings
fungi indoors
water-damaged units
nonvisible mold growth
21 households
housing building Water-damaged housing
C halotolerans
San Francisco Bay Area
amplicon sequencing
classes Eurotiomycetes
high-throughput sequencing
high-throughput sequencing technologies
housing project
water-damaged homes
health outcomes
time period
immunochemical methods
Few studies
Cladosporium species