Mould growth on building materials: Secondary metabolites, mycotoxins and biomarkers. Ph.D. thesis

By K. Nielsen. 2002

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• Mycotoxin production by indoor molds. (2003, methodology): “Here, as well as on hay (one of its natural growth substrates), the most common metabolic profile includes a variety of spirocyclic drimanes (Nielsen, 2002), traces of trichodermin, and, depending on the chemotype, atranones (as the two dolabellanes and atranones B and C; Vesper et al.”