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Marine & Wildlife
Nanoplastics
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Phenotypic profiling reveals polystyrene nanoplastics elicit sublethal and lethal effects on cellular morphology in rainbow trout gill epithelial cells
Environmental Science Nano
2025
3 citations
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Lisbeth Díaz,
Rebecca Klaper
Summary
Image-based phenotypic profiling revealed that polystyrene nanoplastics induced both sublethal and lethal morphological changes in rainbow trout gill epithelial cells at environmentally relevant concentrations, with dose-dependent effects on cell shape, nuclear integrity, and cytoskeletal organization.
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This work uses image-based profiling techniques to assess the environmental impacts of nanoplastics in fish gill cells at sublethal concentrations.