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Reference: MVOC
Wilkins CK, Larsen K, Larsen TO. Identification of Volatile Metabolites from Mold Growth on Building Materials. In: 45. Nordisk Arbejdsmilj? M?de. K?benhavn: Arbejdsmilj?instituttet; 1997. p. 81-82.
Wilkins CK, Larsen K, Larsen TO. Identification of volatile metabolites from mold growth on building materials using thermal desorption/gas chromatography/mass spectometry. Book of Abstracts. (TD/GC/MS). 1997. p. 41-42.
Wilkins CK, Nielsen E, Wolkoff P. Patterns in volatile organic compounds in dust from moldy buildings. Indoor Air 1997;7:128-34. Topic: Indoor Climate
Wilkins CK, Larsen K, Simkus M. Volatile metabolites from mold growth on building materials and synthetic media. Chemosphere 2000;41:437-46.
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