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Response of intestinal Gα subunits to nanopolystyrene in nematode<i>Caenorhabditis elegans</i>

Environmental Science Nano 2020 29 citations ? Citation count from OpenAlex, updated daily. May differ slightly from the publisher's own count. Score: 30 ? 0–100 AI score estimating relevance to the microplastics field. Papers below 30 are filtered from public browse.
Yunhan Yang, Guosheng Xiao, Guosheng Xiao, Yunhan Yang, Yunhan Yang, Yunhan Yang, Yunhan Yang, Yunhan Yang, Qiuli Wu, Qiuli Wu, Qiuli Wu, Huihui Du, Huihui Du, Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Guosheng Xiao, Qiuli Wu, Qiuli Wu, Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Huihui Du, Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Guosheng Xiao, Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Huihui Du, Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Qiuli Wu, Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Guosheng Xiao, Huihui Du, Huihui Du, Guosheng Xiao, Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Guosheng Xiao, Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Guosheng Xiao, Dayong Wang Dayong Wang Dayong Wang

Summary

This study identified that intestinal G-protein signaling pathways in the roundworm C. elegans play a key role in the organism's biological response to nanoplastics. The findings reveal specific molecular mechanisms through which nanoplastics can disrupt cellular signaling in a widely used laboratory animal model.

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C elegans

Our results highlight the crucial role of intestinal Gα subunits and their downstream signaling pathways in response to nanoplastics.

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