Standardized workflow extracts sterile textile particles for cell studies
A new standardized workflow enables the extraction of sterile, representative textile particles for realistic in vitro health effect studies.
A new standardized workflow enables the extraction of sterile, representative textile particles for realistic in vitro health effect studies.
A scientific review reveals that arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi regulate microplastic movement in agricultural soils through particle-dependent mechanisms rather than acting ...
A systematic review in Environmental Sciences Europe evaluates experimental evidence showing how microplastic and nanoplastic exposures trigger male reproductive toxicity ...
A toxicokinetic modeling study estimates that steady-state human tissue accumulation of nanoplastics from single-use bottled water ranges between 0.00084 and ...
A comprehensive review details the gastrointestinal hazards, toxicological mechanisms, and multi-species health risks posed by environmental microplastics and nanoplastics.
Structural differences among iron oxide minerals drive sharp variations in how nanoplastics are bound and transported in freshwater sediments.
A new review argues that micro- and nano-plastics may damage cells not only biochemically but by altering the mechanical properties ...
A critical review argues that human microplastic toxicokinetic parameters are structurally non-identifiable because no existing dataset co-measures intake and elimination ...
Polystyrene nanoplastics disrupted growth, gut tissue, immune genes and gut microbiota in brine shrimp larvae, with the nauplius-to-metanauplius transition emerging ...
A 45-day greenhouse experiment found that polystyrene microplastics and nanoplastics significantly increased ammonium, nitrate, and available phosphorus in tropical soil ...
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