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Original research — experimental, observational, or case-control study. Direct primary evidence.
Environmental Sources
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Nanoplastics
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Dysregulation of gut health in zebrafish by differentially charged nanoplastic exposure: an integrated analysis of histopathology, immunology, and microbial informatics
Environmental Science Nano
2023
22 citations
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Zhimin Xu,
Yuxue Zhang,
Yuxue Zhang,
Zhihao Xu,
Zhihao Xu,
Yuming Zhong,
Lei Wang,
Chunguang Liu,
Ailing Chen,
Shanyu Jiang,
Weimin Sun,
Guohui Yu,
Yanling Li,
Chengzhang Li,
Yifan Wang,
Renqiang Yu,
Le Zhang
Summary
Researchers studied how nanoplastics with different surface charges affect gut health in zebrafish using histopathology, immunology, and microbial analysis. The study found that gut damage and microflora disturbance caused by nanoplastic ingestion significantly depended on the surface functional groups of the particles.
The gut damage and microflora disturbance caused by NP intake significantly depended on their surface functional groups.