Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6334601 Science of The Total Environment 2011 7 Pages PDF
Abstract
► SBS symptoms increased during the two-year follow-up period in school children in Taiyuan, China ► We studied the associations between selected microbial components and incidence and remission of SBS symptoms. ► Bacterial compounds (LPS and MuA) seem to protect against the development of mucosal and general symptoms. ► Fungal exposure measured as fungal DNA could increase the incidence of school-related symptoms.
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