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Indoor mould. How can I clean up at home? |
Sources of aspergillus and how can I clean up at home? By Professor Malcolm Richardson
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Active cycle breathing technigues and benefits of excercise for aspergillosis patients |
Informal recording of a meeting for patients. By Philip Langridge Aspergillosis Specialist Physiotherapist.
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Tips on how to produce sputum |
Simple steps for patients to loosen phlegm in the lungs and easily produce sputum samples for testing in the clinic. Designed for aspergillosis patients or any patients with respiratory illnesses.
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Double lung transplant & CF |
A double lung transplant has been carried out on a young cystic fibrosis patient, who had more than 10 aspergillomas in her lung. Clip shown on BBC North West news shows an interview with Becky and Prof Denning.
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A carer's story of living with aspergillosis |
Short history from patient's wife. Brief history and experiences of attending National Aspergillosis Centre
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Identification of antibodies to fungal pathogens by immunodiffusion |
Immunodiffusion technique to test for serum antibodies in patients - describes how to set up a test for the presence of antibodies in serum which are specific to various fungal pathogens. |
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BBC nearly half of adults with cystic fibrosis are infected by aspergillus |
21-year-old medical student Jo Armstead has made a major discovery, which will help doctors better able to diagnose and treat patients with Cystic Fibrosis (CF). |
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Open the windows Poetry & Medicine |
Literary event - Manchester Literature Festival hosted at Manchester Museum to increase awareness of Aspergillosis, in October 2013. Exploring literature, music and medicine. |
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The Role of Echinocandins |
Fungi are eukaryotic organisms which possess a unique cell wall and cell membrane that can serve as targets for antifungal agents. The echinocandin class of antifungal agents target the cell wall of fungi. |
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The Role of Amphotericin |
Fungi are eukaryotic organisms which possess a unique cell wall and cell membrane that can serve as targets for antifungal agents. Polyene antifungal agents such as Amphotericin B target the fungal cell membrane. |
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Overview of Fungal Cell Structure |
Fungi are eukaryotic organisms and are not related to bacteria. As eukaryotes, they contain membrane bound organelles and possess a cell membrane surrounded by a rigid cell wall. |
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Antifungals (Fungal Infections - Lesson 4) |
A review of antifungals, focusing on amphotericin B, azoles, and echinocandins. Structure, mechanism, spectrum of antifungal activity, common clinical uses, and common side effects/toxicities are all discussed. (April 2015)
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The Role of Amphotericin |
Fungi are eukaryotic organisms which possess a unique cell wall and cell membrane that can serve as targets for antifungal agents. Polyene antifungal agents such as Amphotericin B target the fungal cell membrane.
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The Role of Azoles |
Fungi are eukaryotic organisms which possess a unique cell wall and cell membrane that can serve as targets for antifungal agents. Polyene antifungal agents such as Amphotericin B target the fungal cell membrane.
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Sloan Symposium Conference Workshop |
Healthy Buildings 2015 Europe - Eindhoven, The Netherlands
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Mark Hernandez "Optical Particle Recogntion for (Practical) Discrimination Between Bioaerosol Classes" |
Healthy Buildings 2015 Europe - Eindhoven, The Netherlands
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Martin Täubel "Quantitative PCR in Microbial Assessment of Indoor Spaces" |
Healthy Buildings 2015 Europe - Eindhoven, The Netherlands
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Tiina Reponen "Main Principles for Bioaerosol Sampling and Analysis" |
Healthy Buildings 2015 Europe - Eindhoven, The Netherlands
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Maria Nunez "Microbial Sampling in Building Surveys - What and Why are We Sampling" |
Healthy Buildings 2015 Europe - Eindhoven, The Netherlands
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Kristian F. Nielsen "Microbila Growth and Interactions on Indoor Surfaces - Microbila Secondary Metabolites and Mycotoxins" |
Healthy Buildings 2015 Europe - Eindhoven, The Netherlands
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Anne Hyvärinen "Assessment of Moisture and Mold Problems - the Finnish Example" |
Healthy Buildings 2015 Europe - Eindhoven, The Netherlands
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Jeffrey Siegel "Moisture and the Indoor Microbiome" |
Healthy Buildings 2015 Europe - Eindhoven, The Netherlands
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Jordan Peccia "Revolution/Evolution - DNA Sequencing To Identify Indoor Air Microorganisms" |
Healthy Building 2015, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
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Miia Pitkäranta "Molecular Tools & Microbial Ecology of Buildings - A Practitioner's View" |
From Healthy Buildings 2015, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
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Stewart Armstrong: A personal account on discovering that he has aspergillosis |
Stewart Armstrong is an aspergillosis patient. A very fit young man he has opted to launch his own campaign to raise awareness and fundraise for Aspergillosis Research.
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