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Nanoplastics
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A different protein corona cloaks “true-to-life” nanoplastics with respect to synthetic polystyrene nanobeads
Environmental Science Nano
2022
22 citations
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Serena Ducoli,
Stefania Federici,
Roland Nicsanu,
Andrea Zendrini,
Claudio Marchesi,
Lucia Paolini,
Annalisa Radeghieri,
Paolo Bergese,
Laura E. Depero
Summary
Researchers found that environmentally realistic 'true-to-life' nanoplastics acquire a distinct protein corona compared to synthetic polystyrene nanobeads, suggesting that laboratory studies using standard nanobeads may not accurately reflect how environmental nanoplastics interact with biological systems.
Polymers
True-to-life nanoplastics as a closer model for environmental nanoplastics pollution.