Pollen grains with distinct allergenic abilities release proteases that might be involved in the sensitization to a range of airborne allergens by facilitating allergen delivery across the epithelium and also contribute directly to the inflammation characteristic of allergic diseases.

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Ag+ had stronger effects than AgNPs on the growth of Pseudomonas sp. M1. Responses of metabolic, energetic and stress pathways to Ag+ and AgNP exposure suggested distinct mechanisms of toxicity.