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Toxicité des micro-nanoparticules de polycaprolactone et de polystyrène vieillies dans des conditions environnementales sur des modèles intestinaux humains
Les plastiques, constitués de polymères synthétiques et d'additifs chimiques, sont des matériaux devenus indispensables dans notre société en raison de leurs intéressantes propriétés (résistance, faible coût, polyvalence). Cependant, leur production croissante engendre une pollution environnementale
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