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cord-009825-6cargkwy	Nazaroff, William W	Indoor bioaerosol dynamics	2014-12-27		.txt	text/plain	10719	598	45	The review summarizes knowledge about size‐dependent particle deposition in different regions of the respiratory tract, techniques for measuring indoor bioaerosols, and evidence for diseases caused by airborne exposure to bioaerosols. Then, the article proceeds to discuss several additional processes that can affect indoor bioaerosol levels: deposition onto room surfaces, bioaerosol intrusion from outdoor air, indoor emission sources, and other factors, including bioaerosol control, airborne growth and decay, and indoor transport and mixing. In the summaries to follow, I highlight several field-sampling studies whose results provide important clues about bioaerosol concentrations, associated particle-size distributions, and potential influencing factors. The importance of deposition as a removal mechanism for airborne bioaerosol particles can be explored by comparing b to the air exchange rate. For these larger particles, deposition is an important mechanism influencing the fate of bioaerosols even for buildings with relatively high air exchange rates.	./cache/cord-009825-6cargkwy.txt	./txt/cord-009825-6cargkwy.txt