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    Another group of mycotoxins are trichothecenes, which need to be monitored because they inhibit protein synthesis in many eukaryotic cells, and they have also been shown to have multiorgan effects including emesis and immunodepression (Sidell et al., 1997). The inhibition of protein synthesis has been shown to be caused by trichothecenes reacting with different components of the ribosome, the site of action depends on the trichothecene (Sidell et al., 1997). Trichothecenes belong to the sesquiterpene

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    Mycotoxins Risk identification Next to dioxins and dioxin-like compounds, mycotoxins belong to the potential chemical hazards related to animal feed of poultry. Mycotoxins are toxic compounds which are produced by several species of fungi genera such as Fusarium, Aspergillus and Penicillium. Production can occur before harvesting or during storage, is determined by environmental factors such as temperature and humidity and is mainly occurring in cereals and ground nuts. Usually, mycotoxins enter

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    Mold Research Paper

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    Review of Literature Introduction- History of Mold Mold grows everywhere. It can grow on walls, floors, ceilings, and foods. Some molds can be as dangerous as stachybotrys, or black mold, which is the most dangerous mold to human health. And some are not as dangerous as stachybotrys, but are they still can affect your health. I’ll be experimenting on how fast mold can grow on bread, cheese, and strawberries in different environments. What is stachybotrys? Stachybotrys is a greenish-black mold

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    to Hodgson and Dearborn, they pointed out that though human evidence of an association between mycotoxins and human health is anecdotal and based on case reports and series, the standards generally regarded as evidence in environmental medicine are met, including controlled studies in animals, the development of animal models with diseases that parallel the human experience, and studies of the mycotoxins at subcellular levels (Hodgson and Dear born, 2002 and references therein). There is a need for

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    Harriet Burge's Model

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    have investigate the role of mycotoxins and how they related to people suffering negative health effects after occupying a water-damaged building. In 1966, the early years of this investigation, Harriet Burge, a renowned industry leader in fungal contamination, gave a risk assessment to review the indoor contaminations of mold. What did they incorporate? Burge's model examined both the allergic and poisonous characteristics related to mold. During the study of mycotoxins, Burge's model showed that

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    VIT University in Vellore, India, describe mycotoxins as “low molecular weight molecules produced as secondary metabolites by saprophytic fungi” (2). Mycotoxins cause a vast array of health implications. Janette Hope, author of “Mechanism,” describes the symptoms experienced from mold exposure include but are not limited to afflictions to neurocognitive abilities, immune system, respiratory system, and nervous system (1). The many categories of mycotoxins are specific mold types and carry correlating

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    Mold: A type of fungus that thrives in dark, damp environments. It grows year round, both indoors and out. Living or working in a space with significant mold growth increases risk of numerous health problems, most of which are respiratory in nature. It is therefore essential to eradicate mold in the home or work space as soon as it’s found, and to take measures to ensure it does not grow back. Rainbow Environmental Services in Fairfax, OH, specializes in mold removal and uses a team-based approach

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    Mold Research Paper

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    lack Mold in Your Apartment Can Be Removed Safely Black mold is Stachybotrys Chartarum, and it can be removed from any home. It produces materials called mycotoxins. If the area has a lot of moisture, the matter may be slimy and greenish in color. A powdery dust exists in less-humid areas, and it may be easily airborne if disturbed. The time to tackle a cleanup is immediately. Discovering Mold Because black mold usually grows in dark, isolated places, it may develop into a serious problem before

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    Getting The Mold Remediation Process Done written by: freddie44 Mold and mildew are all around us especially in the environment that has lot of moisture and in colder climates. It 's important to have a mold remediation process in case you suspect that your home has been invaded by mold. In fact many allergies can be directly started by the mold. Those that suffer from various allergies will see a great change when they get the mold remediation process in their homes done. There are over 10,000 varieties

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    The aforementioned case studies demonstrate the hidden and potential deadly effects of mold exposure. In Dripping Springs, Texas, a vibrant man (Ron) became essentially handicapped from exposure and inhalation of the deadly mycotoxins in the mold spores. In Cleveland, Ohio, toxic mold is responsible for the hospitalization of thirty infants and claimed the lives of four children. Mold is a serious public health concern that must be addressed through public education. Personnel must recognize and

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