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Functional silver-based nanomaterials affecting zebrafish development: the adverse outcomes in relation to the nanoparticle physical and chemical structure

Environmental Science Nano 2024 16 citations ? Citation count from OpenAlex, updated daily. May differ slightly from the publisher's own count. Score: 50 ? 0–100 AI score estimating relevance to the microplastics field. Papers below 30 are filtered from public browse.
P Bonfanti, Rossella Bengalli, Ilaria Zanoni P Bonfanti, A Colombo, A Colombo, Paride Mantecca, Maurizio Gualtieri, Maurizio Gualtieri, P Bonfanti, A Colombo, Rossella Bengalli, P Bonfanti, Ilaria Zanoni Maurizio Gualtieri, Magda Blosi, Anna Luisa Costa, Rossella Bengalli, Ilaria Zanoni Magda Blosi, Anna Luisa Costa, Anna Luisa Costa, Paride Mantecca, Anna Luisa Costa, Anna Luisa Costa, Anna Luisa Costa, Anna Luisa Costa, Paride Mantecca, Paride Mantecca, Anna Luisa Costa, Paride Mantecca, Ilaria Zanoni Ilaria Zanoni Ilaria Zanoni Ilaria Zanoni

Summary

Researchers investigated how silver-based nanoparticles with different physical and chemical properties affect zebrafish embryo development. They found that nanoparticles coated with the polymer hydroxyethyl cellulose, combined with small particle size and a positive surface charge, showed increased biological reactivity toward the embryos. The study highlights how the design and surface chemistry of nanomaterials can significantly influence their toxicity to aquatic organisms.

The green and safe polymer HEC confers bio-interactive properties to Ag-Nps that, together with the small size and positive ζ potential, increase their biological reactivity towards zebrafish embryos.

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