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1 .This is Scientific American 60-Second Science. I'm Erika Beras. Got a minute?
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2 .The dust that accumulates in the corners of your house does more than just cause allergies and aggravation,
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3 .it's also teeming with clues about where you live and who you live with.
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4 .That's the finding of a study in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B.
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5 .Researchers had volunteers at nearly 1,200 homes across the U.S.collect indoor and outdoor dust samples.
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6 .The average home's dust contains about 5,000 types of bacteria and 2,000 types of fungi.
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7 .The fungi gave away a lot about a home's location.
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8 .Different regions have different fungal populations, and thus so do houses within those regions.
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9 .For example, dwellings around the Great Lakes had very different fungi than did homes in Arizona,
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10 .because most household fungi originate outside and come in either on people's clothes or through windows and doors.
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11 .As for the bacteria, those were strong indicators of the identity of the home's residents.
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12 .Much of the bacteria was shed by the human body and was a pretty good indicator of a home's gender ratio.
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13 .The single-celled organisms also showed whether a pet shared the home, cats and dogs make their own contributions to the indoor bacterial menagerie.
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14 .The research could inform forensic investigations and allergy studies.
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15 .In the meantime, what can we take from these findings?
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16 .Well, you can clean up dust but you can't change its composition.
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17 .That is, unless you move. Or make some changes in the pets and people you live with.
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18 .Thanks for the minute, for Scientific American 60-Second Science.I'm Erika Beras.
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