Additional file 1 of PET microplastics induce lipotoxicity in the porcine pancreas

Karol Mierzejewski; Aleksandra Kurzyńska; Monika Golubska; Robert Stryiński; Ismena Gałęcka; Jarosław Całka; Paula Borrajo; Paula Borrajo; Manuel Pazos; Mónica Carrera; Iwona Bogacka

doi:10.6084/m9.figshare.31260061.v1

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Additional file 1 of PET microplastics induce lipotoxicity in the porcine pancreas

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Karol Mierzejewski, Aleksandra Kurzyńska, Monika Golubska, Robert Stryiński, Ismena Gałęcka, Jarosław Całka, Paula Borrajo, Paula Borrajo, Manuel Pazos, Mónica Carrera, Iwona Bogacka

Summary

This paper provides supplementary material for research on PET microplastic-induced lipotoxicity in the porcine pancreas. The parent study found that PET microplastics disrupted lipid metabolism and protein expression profiles in pig pancreatic tissue after four weeks of exposure.