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The Uptake and Distribution Evidence of Nano- and Microplastics in vivo after a Single High Dose of Oral Exposure.

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Tao Hong, Wei Sun, Yuan Deng, Jian Da Lyu, Cui Hong Jin, Ying Long Bai, Jun Na, Rui Zhang, Yuan Gao, Guo Wei Pan, Zuo Sen Yang, Ling Jun Yan

Summary

This in vivo study provided evidence on the uptake and organ distribution of nano- and microplastics following a single high-dose administration, finding that nanoplastics translocated rapidly to multiple organs through blood circulation while only small amounts of larger microplastics penetrated organs.

Study Type In vivo

Nanoplastics translocated rapidly to observed organs/tissues through blood circulation; however, only small amounts of MPs could penetrate the organs.

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