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- Ingested PET microplastics alter the metabolomic profile of the porcine . . .
Therefore, the aim of this study was to investigate the effects of oral exposure to PET microplastics on the global metabolomic profile of the pancreas in piglets using UPLC-MS MS
- Ingested PET microplastics alter the metabolomic profile of . . .
Microplastics and their effects on health are a growing concern While their full impact is not yet known, they are not harmless Pancreatic diseases are increasingly common, even in children, which was once rare This study examined pancreatic changes caused by PET microplastics in young organisms
- PET Microplastics Transform Porcine Pancreas Metabolism
In a groundbreaking paper published in Scientific Reports, researchers led by Mierzejewski and colleagues delve into the effects of ingested polyethylene terephthalate (PET) microplastics on the porcine pancreas
- Study Finds PET Microplastics Alter Metabolic Processes in Porcine Pancreas
A recent study has examined the effects of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) microplastics on the metabolism of the porcine pancreas, shedding light on how these particles interact with biological systems
- Oral exposure to PET microplastics induces the pancreatic immune . . .
We analyzed the global transcriptomic profile of the pancreas by RNA-Seq in piglets treated with either a low (0 1 g day) or a high dose (1 g day) of PET microplastics for 4 weeks The analysis revealed a dose-dependent effect of PET microplastics on gene expression
- Ingested PET microplastics alter the metabolomic profile of the porcine . . .
In this study, we demonstrated that PET microplastics alter pancreatic metabolite profiles and that dysregulation is associated with insulin resistance, glucose and lipid homeostasis,
- New insights into the potential effects of PET microplastics on . . .
The identified differentially regulated miRNAs may target genes associated with lifestyle diseases, such as cardiovascular or metabolic diseases, and carcinogenesis This work expands our understanding of PET microplastics' effects on organisms via EV-mediated communication and identifies directions for further research and strategies
- Ingested PET microplastics alter the metabolomic profile of the porcine . . .
In this study, we demonstrated that PET microplastics alter pancreatic metabolite profiles and that dysregulation is associated with insulin resistance, glucose and lipid homeostasis, and oxidative stress
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