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Nanoplastics
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Issue Information‐ToC
Journal of Cellular Physiology
2023
1 citation
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Alyaa Halim,
Hassan Rudayni,
Ahmad Chaudhary,
Tahib Habshi,
Vishwadeep Shelke,
Ajinath Kale,
Hans Anders,
Anil Gaikwad,
Zhe Li,
Tong Xu,
Lin Peng,
Xinyu Tang,
Qianru Chi,
Ming Li,
Ming Li,
Shu Li,
Shu Li,
Shuo Zhang,
Kengyuan Qu,
Shuzhen Lyu,
Dixie Hoyle,
Cory Smith,
Linzhao Cheng,
Tao Cheng,
Alejandro Pariani,
Evangelina Almada,
Florencia Hidalgo,
Carla Etichetti,
Rodrigo Vena,
Leandra Marn,
Cristin Favre,
James Goldenring,
Maria Larocca,
Chih Feng,
Lien Hung,
Wen Chiu,
Wen Lee,
Hong Lin,
Yi Wang,
Pei Ting,
Yu Luo,
Chih Jui,
Kun Chang,
Yang Ta,
Palmitic,
Hong Zhi,
Y Wang,
Qingfang Feng,
Xue Hu,
L Wang,
Teng Zhang,
Liu,
Tao Jiang,
Xiaohua Zhang,
Yue Yang,
Yue Yang,
Fu
Summary
This brief notice indicates a paper in the journal issue that examines how polystyrene nanoplastics worsen inflammation-triggered cell death (apoptosis) in mouse kidney cells exposed to bacterial toxins. The interaction between nanoplastics and inflammatory signals may amplify kidney damage beyond what either stressor alone would cause.
Polystyrene nanoplastics aggravates lipopolysaccharide-induced apoptosis in mouse kidney cells