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199 Nanoplastics are incorporated by the bovine cumulus–oocyte complex and form a potential treat for oocyte competence

Reproduction Fertility and Development 2023 Score: 40 ? 0–100 AI score estimating relevance to the microplastics field. Papers below 30 are filtered from public browse.
Juliette Legler Hilde Aardema, Jin Yang, Juliette Legler Jin Yang, Jin Yang, Hilde Aardema, J. H. Kamstra, J. H. Kamstra, J. H. Kamstra, J. H. Kamstra, Juliette Legler Hilde Aardema, Juliette Legler Juliette Legler Juliette Legler Hilde Aardema, Hilde Aardema, Juliette Legler Jin Yang, Hilde Aardema, Hilde Aardema, Hilde Aardema, Hilde Aardema, Hilde Aardema, Juliette Legler Juliette Legler Juliette Legler Juliette Legler Juliette Legler Hilde Aardema, Juliette Legler Hilde Aardema, Hilde Aardema, Hilde Aardema, Juliette Legler Juliette Legler Juliette Legler

Summary

Nanoplastics were found to be taken up by bovine cumulus-oocyte complexes — the cellular unit surrounding an egg — raising concern that nanoplastic contamination of reproductive tissues could compromise egg quality and fertilisation. This conference abstract provides early experimental evidence linking nanoplastic exposure to oocyte competence, with implications for understanding plastic-related reproductive risks across mammals.

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Reproduction, Fertility and Development is an international journal publishing original research , review and comment in the fields of reproduction and developmental biology in humans, domestic animals and wildlife

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