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Phosphorylation-Mediated Regulatory Networks Fine-Tune Rye Responses to PVC Nanoplastic Stress: Evidence from Multiomics and Computational Biology
Although polyvinyl chloride nanoplastics (NPs-PVC) are widespread emerging contaminants, their crop toxicity mechanismsespecially at the post-translational modification (PTM) levelremain unclear. Using multiscale exposures (short-term hydroponics and whole-life-cycle soil cultivation), integrated
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