Molds in the homes of @entity748 XXXX in Isparta, @entity233 .

@entity748 @entity1 @entity5645 @entity233 @entity565 @entity364
This study was planned in order to determine the fungal spores in the air of inside the homes of @entity748 @entity1 living in Isparta (from southwest region of @entity233 ). The seasonal properties of mold spores in the air of homes of 24 @entity748 and 14 control subjects living in the city of Isparta over a period of one year were investigated. Viable molds were recovered from all 38 houses. Twenty different molds were isolated and identified from the indoor air of the houses in which @entity748 @entity1 and controls lived. The most common isolated genera were Penicillium @entity5645 . (27.9%), followed by Cladosporium @entity5645 . (26.3%), Aspergillus @entity5645 . (14.7%) and Alternaria @entity5645 . (13.1%) in the indoor air of the houses of @entity748 @entity1 . No differences in colony numbers were observed between asthmatics and control groups. The percentage of molds was higher in kitchens than other parts of the houses such as living rooms and bedrooms (p < 0.05). A seasonal variety of the fungal flora in Isparta city region was observed. It is concluded that viable molds are common in houses in Isparta. Reducing indoor molds may improve the health of individuals with @entity364 like @entity565 .
