Investigation of fungal contamination in some manuscript of Malek Museum

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Givar L.; SODAEI B.; HAMEDI S.

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Journal: Iranian Journal of Wood and Paper Science Research Year:2021 | Volume:36 | Issue:2 (75) Page(s): 170-178

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Investigation of fungal contamination in some manuscript of Malek Museum

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Givar L. | SODAEI B. | HAMEDI S. | Issue Writer Certificate

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Microorganism damages or contamination of books and documents are the serious threat to the health of users and librarians. This research was aimed to identify the different species of fungi in the archive of museums and their effects on Manuscripts and also reviewing the possibility of transferring the contamination to employees or vice versa. Current research was conducted as a field experiment. First the Manuscripts (Aldoa, Resale Haj and Kholase Alfieh) were examined based on the visual effects of the fungal deterioration, then sampling was performed to cultivate and identify fungi under sterile conditions. Sabouraud dextrose agar medium was used for cultivation and finally, after 10 days, directs smears were prepared from grown colonies, and fungal genera were identified. The fungi were identified based on microscopic and morphological properties. The results of the studies showed that the fungi on the paper works in the archives of the Malek Museum include Aspergillus flavus, Cladosporium, Acremonium, Trichophyton schoenleinii and sterile hyphae, respectively. Aspergillus, Cladosporim and Acremonium fungi are common allergenic fungi which are identified in the libraries and can cause lung allergies in human. So these fungi can be dangerous for people who suffer from tuberculosis or background lung diseases. T. schoenleinii Fungus is a Pathogenic Fungus in humans and is not common in books. This Pathogenic Fungus can be probably transferred to the Manuscript by one of the librarians or a person who has frequently accessed to this book. Sterile hyphae are usually scattered in the surrounding and are not worth diagnosing and Pathogenic.

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Givar, L., SODAEI, B., & HAMEDI, S.. (2021). Investigation of fungal contamination in some manuscript of Malek Museum. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF WOOD AND PAPER SCIENCE RESEARCH, 36(2 (75) ), 170-178. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/389148/en

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Givar L., SODAEI B., HAMEDI S.. Investigation of fungal contamination in some manuscript of Malek Museum. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF WOOD AND PAPER SCIENCE RESEARCH[Internet]. 2021;36(2 (75) ):170-178. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/389148/en

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L. Givar, B. SODAEI, and S. HAMEDI, “Investigation of fungal contamination in some manuscript of Malek Museum,” IRANIAN JOURNAL OF WOOD AND PAPER SCIENCE RESEARCH, vol. 36, no. 2 (75) , pp. 170–178, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/389148/en

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