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Nanoplastics
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Quantifying nanoplastic-bound chemicals accumulated in Daphnia magna with a passive dosing method
Environmental Science Nano
2018
42 citations
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Ruifen Jiang,
Wei Lin,
Jiayi Wu,
Yaxin Xiong,
Fang Zhu,
Lian‐Jun Bao,
Jing You,
Gangfeng Ouyang,
Eddy Y. Zeng
Summary
A passive dosing method was used to measure how chemicals accumulate in Daphnia water fleas when nanoplastics are present, helping separate direct particle effects from chemical effects. Understanding which pathway causes more harm is essential for accurately assessing nanoplastic risk.
Models
The contribution of different uptake pathways of chemicals in D. magna in the presence of nanoplastics was clarified.