Epigenetic-mediated modifications, induced by adverse environmental conditions,
significantly alter an organism's physiological mechanisms. Even after elimination of the …

The increasing production of plastic materials and their subsequent disposal as waste have
necessitated the development of effective waste management strategies. Among various …

Amidst the global plastic pollution crisis, the gastrointestinal tract serves as the primary entry
point for daily exposure to micro-and nanoplastics. We investigated the complex dynamics …

The increased environmental presence of micro-/nanoplastics (MNPLs) and the potential
health risks associated with their exposure classify them as environmental pollutants with …

The ubiquitous pollution of plastic particles in most environmental matrices leads to concern
about any potential adverse effects on human health. Most studies on the toxicological effect …

The potential health implications of environmental micro/nanoplastics (MNPLs) are
increasingly concerning. Beyond environmental exposure, other sources such as food …

Throughout their lifecycle, from production to use and upon disposal, plastics release
chemicals and particles known as micro-and nanoplastics (MNPs) that can accumulate in …

Micro (nano) plastics are considered an emerging threat to human health because they can
interact with biological systems. In fact, these materials have already been found in the …

The continuous production and widespread applications of synthetic plastics and their waste
present immense environmental challenges and damage living systems. Microplastics …

Micro and nanoplastics (MNPLs) are emergent environmental pollutants, resulting from the
degradation of plastic waste, requiring urgent information on their potential risks to human …