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Pathogenic Bacterial Community Dynamics in Wildfire Smoke Plumes

Aero Microbiology

Wildfire Smoke Microbial Composition Assessment

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Aero Microbiology › Wildfire Smoke Microbial Composition Assessment

Pathogenic Bacterial Community Dynamics in Wildfire Smoke Plumes

This research investigates the taxonomic composition, viability, and virulence factor expression of bacterial communities aerosolized during wildfire events. Novel insights into pathogen survival mechanisms during thermal stress and atmospheric transport advance understanding of smoke-borne disease transmission pathways.

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