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4 Single cell RNA-seq samples exposed to nano plastic particles
Summary
This dataset entry corresponds to single-cell RNA sequencing data from human peripheral blood cells exposed to polystyrene nanoparticles (40 nm, 200 nm, and combined) to characterize size-dependent transcriptional responses in immune cell populations.
Unraveling the molecular effects of nanoplastics on human blood cells using microfluidic chip-based single-cell RNA sequencing In this study, we exposed human peripheral blood samples to carboxylated polystyrene nanoparticles of different particle sizes and performed single-cell RNA sequencing to examine their effects on gene expression profiles. We leveraged scRNA-seq to investigate the transcriptional consequences of PSNPs of varying sizes: 40 nm (Sample 1), 200 nm (Sample 2), and a combined 40+200 nm mixture (Sample 3) - on human peripheral blood immune cells compared against control sample from the same person, without exposure to PSNPs (Sample 4).
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