… (info NA), followed the European guidelines (“at least 300 m from main roads (highways),
villages and industries and 100 m away from smaller roads and houses”) or was specified. E1 …

The passive moss biomonitoring technique has been proved a useful environmental tool for
the study of the air quality. However, after more than 40 years of its discovery, it has not …

Scope Shrimp is a seafood consumed worldwide and the main cause of severe allergenic
reactions to crustaceans. Seafood allergy has been related to mite sensitization, mainly …

… 70% of studies) and varies as follows: <1 m (38%); 1–1.5 m (12%); 1.5–10 m (23%) and >10
m (3%). … findings, we recommend that the transplants are exposed at depths of around 1 m. …

Background There are few studies comparing the sensitization with mite allergens from
different mite species which could potentially be the cause of allergy. Objective To improve the …

… Gomez-Rial, M. Boquete, and C. Vidal receive research support from Instituto de Salud …
Grönlund H, Adédoyin J, Commins SP, Platts-Mills TAE, van Hage M. The carbohydrate galactose…

Anthropogenic activities have increased exposure to heavy metal pollution in previously
uncontaminated ecosystems, threatening plant communities. Considering that phenotypic …

Phenotypic variation determines the capacity of plants to adapt to changing environments
and to colonize new habitats. Deciphering the mechanisms contributing to plant phenotypic …

We aimed to evaluate the accuracy of baseline exhaled nitric oxide fraction (F eNO ) to recognise
individuals with difficult-to-treat asthma who have the potential to achieve control with a …

We measured growth of the terrestrial moss Pseudoscleropodium purum during several
well defined periods (monthly and quarterly between January 2008 and December 2009) at …