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Human Health Effects
Nanoplastics
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Effects of weathering and simulated gastric fluid exposure on cellular responses to polystyrene particles
Environmental Science Nano
2024
3 citations
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Score: 50
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0–100 AI score estimating relevance to the microplastics field. Papers below 30 are filtered from public browse.
Animesh Pan,
Liyuan Gong,
Liyuan Gong,
Liyuan Gong,
Liyuan Gong,
Animesh Pan,
Animesh Pan,
Irene Andreu,
Liyuan Gong,
Yang Lin
Liyuan Gong,
Animesh Pan,
Yang Lin
Yang Lin
Irene Andreu,
Takeshi Matsuo,
Irene Andreu,
Liyuan Gong,
Takeshi Matsuo,
Geoffrey D. Bothun,
Hemalatha Kanniyappan,
Irene Andreu,
Irene Andreu,
Alan Rothman,
Yang Lin
Alan Rothman,
Irene Andreu,
Geoffrey D. Bothun,
Yang Lin
Yang Lin
Mathew T. Mathew,
Mathew T. Mathew,
Yang Lin
Summary
Researchers studied the effects of weathering and simulated gastric fluid exposure on cellular responses to polystyrene particles. The study suggests that environmental weathering can alter how micro- and nanoplastics interact with biological systems, with potential implications for understanding human health effects from ingested plastic particles.
Micro and nanoplastics pose a growing environmental threat with complex implications for human health.
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