Aerobiologia

Editorial
pp. 5-6(2)
Author: Frenguelli G.

Immunotherapy for domestic-mite allergy
pp. 169-170(2)
Authors: Bagnato G.; Piscioneri S.; Salvatore G.; Giacobbe O.; Chirico G.; De Pasquale R.; Purello D'Ambrosio F.

The gamma distribution as the true aerobiological probability density function (PDF)
pp. 171-176(6)
Author: Comtois P.

Comparison between categorical pollen data obtained by Hirst and Cour sampling methods
pp. 177-185(9)
Authors: Belmonte J.; Canela M.; Guàrdia R-A.

Pollen content study of the lower atmosphere in León (Spain) by use of a tethered balloon
pp. 187-191(5)
Authors: Comtois P.; Fernández-González D.; Valencia-Barrera R.M.; S´nchez J.L.; Fraile R.; Rodier S.

Exposure of agricultural workers to airborne microorganisms and endotoxin during handling of various vegetable products
pp. 193-198(6)
Authors: Dutkiewicz J.; Krysiska-Traczyk E.; Skórska C.; Sitkowska J.; Pramo Z.; Urbanowicz B.

Phenological surveys of allergenic species in the neighbourhood of Bologna (Italy)
pp. 199-206(8)
Authors: Zanotti A.L.; Puppi G.

The size distribution of primary biological aerosol particles in the multiphase atmosphere
pp. 207-210(4)
Authors: Matthias-Maser S.; Jaenicke R.

Indoor and outdoor aeromycological survey in Burdwan, West Bengal, India
pp. 211-219(9)
Authors: Chakraborty S.; Sen S.K.; Bhattacharya K.

Survey of bioaerosol in different indoor working environments in central India
pp. 221-225(5)
Author: Jain A.K.

UK regional variations in Betula pollen (1993–1997)
pp. 227-232(6)
Authors: Corden* J.; Millington W.; Bailey J.; Brookes M.; Caulton E.; Emberlin J.; Mullins J.; Simpson C.; Wood A.

Airborne pollen in Genoa (NW-Italy): a comparison between two pollen-sampling stations
pp. 233-243(11)
Authors: Arobba D.; Guido M.A.; Minale P.; Montanari C.; Placereani S.; Pracilio S.; Troise C.; Voltolini S.; Negrini A.C.

Trend of herbaceous pollen diffusion and allergic sensitisation in Genoa, Italy
pp. 245-249(5)
Authors: Voltolini S.; Minale P.; Troise C.; Bignardi D.; Modena P.; Arobba D.; Negrini A.C.

Determination of birch pollen allergens in different aerosol sizes
pp. 251-254(4)
Authors: Riediker M.; Koller T.; Monn C.

Biochemical and immunochemical characterization of hop-hornbeam (Ostrya Carpinifolia Scop.) pollen
pp. 255-260(6)
Authors: Patriarca S.; Voltolini S.; Navone R.; Martini S.; Montanari C.; Negrini A.; Cosulich E.

A method to quantify amounts of mRNA coding for Lol p 1 in pollen from Lolium perenne
pp. 261-270(10)
Authors: Berggren B.; Källersjö M.; Suphioglu C.

LATEX: A peculiar biological component in airborne particles?
pp. 271-274(4)
Authors: Monn C.; Tenzer A.

Gram-negative bacteria associated with timber as a potential respiratory hazard for woodworkers
pp. 275-279(5)
Authors: Pramo* Z.; Dutkiewicz J.; Cholewa G.

The relationships between Poaceae pollination levels and cereal yields
pp. 281-286(6)
Authors: Muñoz A.F.; Silva I.; Tormo R.

Ragweed in the Czech Republic
pp. 287-290(4)
Authors: Rybníek O.; Novotná B.; Rybníkova E.; Rybníek K.

Some details about ragweed airborne pollen in Hungary
pp. 291-294(4)
Authors: Járai-Komlódi M.

Ambrosia sp. pollen in Switzerland
pp. 295-297(3)
Author: Peeters A.G.

Quantitative dynamics of Ambrosia pollen grains in Bulgaria
pp. 299-301(3)
Authors: Yankova R.; Zlatev V.; Baltadjieva D.; Mustakov T.; Mustakov B.

A meteorological station and a pollen trap at the botanical garden and arboretum of the university of Rome Tor Vergata
pp. 303-307(5)
Authors: Travaglini A.; Ravaziol D.; Caiola M.G.

Betulaceae, Corylaceae, Cupressaceae, Fagaceae and Salicaceae around Parma (Northern Italy): Pollen calendars from 1995 to 1997
pp. 309-312(4)
Authors: Ciancianaini P.; Albertini R.; Pinelli S.; Lunghi P.; Ridolo E.; Dall'Aglio P.

Allergy to pollen of urban cultivated plants
pp. 313-316(4)
Authors: Lorenzoni-Chiesura F.; Giorato M.; Marcer G.

News
pp. 317-318(2)

Forthcoming meetings
pp. 319-320(2)