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Human Health Effects
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Nanoplastics
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Realistic polyethylene terephthalate nanoplastics and the size- and surface coating-dependent toxicological impacts on zebrafish embryos
Environmental Science Nano
2020
94 citations
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Yunxia Ji,
Chuyu Wang,
Yunqing Wang,
Longwen Fu,
Mingsan Man,
Mingsan Man,
Lingxin Chen
Summary
Researchers prepared realistic polyethylene terephthalate nanoplastics and found that both size and surface coating significantly influenced their toxicological impacts on zebrafish embryos, providing an early hazard assessment for PET nanoplastics.
The preparation of realistic polyethylene terephthalate nanoplastics and the preliminary toxicological assessment of the as-prepared PET NPs in zebrafish embryos was carried out.