Height-Resolved Analysis of Indoor Airborne Microbiome: Comparison with Floor Dust-Borne Microbiome and the Significance of Shoe Sole Dust
文献类型: 外文期刊
作者: Shen, Fangxia;Wang, Mengzhen;Ma, Jiahui;Sun, Ye;Zheng, Yunhao;Mu, Quan;Li, Xinghua;Wu, Yan;Zhu, Tianle
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关键词: bioaerosol;microbiome;exposome;built environment;indoor air;inhalation exposure;public health
期刊名称: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
ISSN: 0013-936X
年卷期: 2024 年 58 卷 39 期
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收录情况: SCIE(2024版) ; ; EI(2024版)
摘要: Exposure to the indoor airborne microbiome is closely related to the air that individuals breathe. However, the floor dust-borne microbiome is commonly used as a proxy for indoor airborne microbiome, and the spatial distribution of indoor airborne microbiome is less well understood. This study aimed to characterize indoor airborne microorganisms at varying heights and compare them with those in floor dust. An assembly of three horizontally and three vertically positioned Petri dishes coated with mineral oil was applied for passive air sampling continuously at three heights without interruption. The airborne microbiomes at the three different heights showed slight stratification and differed significantly from those found in the floor dust. Based on the apportionment results from the fast expectation-maximization algorithm (FEAST), shoe sole dust contributed approximately 4% to indoor airborne bacteria and 14% to airborne fungi, a contribution that is comparable to that from the floor dust-borne microbiome. The results indicated that floor dust may not be a reliable proxy for indoor airborne microbiome. Moreover, the study highlights the need for height-resolved studies of indoor airborne microbiomes among humans in different activity modes and life states. Additionally, shoe sole-dust-associated microorganisms could potentially be a source to re-wild the indoor microbiota.
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