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Immunogenic Epitope Modification and Allergenic Potential Changes in Storm-Stressed Microorganisms

Aero Microbiology

Tornado and Severe Storm Bioaerosol Redistribution

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Aero Microbiology › Tornado and Severe Storm Bioaerosol Redistribution

Immunogenic Epitope Modification and Allergenic Potential Changes in Storm-Stressed Microorganisms

This research investigates how extreme physical and chemical stresses within tornadic environments alter microbial cell surface antigens, lipopolysaccharide structures, and fungal allergen expression patterns. The study reveals how storm-induced biochemical modifications enhance or diminish pathogenic virulence and allergenic potency in redistributed bioaerosol populations.

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