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Fig 1.

Layout of the anatomy dissection hall, sampling locations, and FA exposure levels.

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Table 1.

An eight-hour time-weighted average FA exposure of personal and indoor air sampling.

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Fig 2.

TWA formaldehyde concentrations (ppm) at paired indoor air (Area A–C) and personal exposure (Student A–C) points, shown with reference limits from NIOSH, Singapore, and OSHA/Thailand/Malaysia.

NIOSH REL; NIOSH Recommended Exposure Limit, OSHA; Occupational Safety and Health Administration, MY; Malaysia, TH; Thailand.

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Fig 3.

TWA formaldehyde concentrations (ppm) by anatomical region, based on indoor air and personal exposure, compared with NIOSH, Singapore, and OSHA/Thailand/Malaysia exposure limits.

NIOSH REL; NIOSH Recommended Exposure Limit, OSHA; Occupational Safety and Health Administration, MY; Malaysia, TH; Thailand.

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Table 2.

Comparison of personal and indoor FA concentrations by dissection depth.

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Fig 4.

Abundances of different types of bacteria at the phylum (a) and genus (b) levels were related to the cultured bacterial cells obtained from the cadavers.

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Fig 5.

Abundances of different types of fungi at the family (a) and genus (b) levels were related to the cultured fungi cells obtained from the cadavers.

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Fig 6.

Predicted bacterial functional profiles of the relative abundances of the top 20 functions in ANA03 and ANA08 using PICRUSt2.

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Table 3.

Comparison of personal and indoor FA concentrations (modified from [30]).

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