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PID 37349- Francesca Maradonna- PRISM-P
Summary
This grant project abstract outlines research into the biological effects of dietary microplastics and PFAS-adsorbed microplastics on seabream metabolism and reproductive health, with the goal of supporting early-warning environmental systems. The project includes testing postbiotics as potential mitigation agents against contaminant toxicity.
The project investigates the biological effects of dietary exposure to microplastics (MPs) and PFAS-adsorbed MPs in seabream, focusing on metabolism and reproductive health. It also explores the potential of dietary post-biotics as a mitigation strategy against the toxicity of these environmental contaminants. Experimental data will support early-warning systems and inform regulatory bodies and stakeholders to improve plastic and PFAS management, promoting sustainable and health-protective interventions.This DMP describes the management of biological, genomic and phenotypic data generated in the project. It will ensures compliance with FAIR principles, ethical standards, and AquaServ open data policies.