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Deleterious imprinting of perinatal exposure to nano-polystyrene on inflammatory bowel diseases
The tremendous and exponential production of plastics as well as its poor recycling leads to massive release in the environment questioning their outcomes on human health. Plastics are degraded into micro-plastic (MPL) and nano-plastic (NPL) that undergo weathering. MPL and NPL enter the human food
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