IPN Study Detects Microplastics in the Blood and Urine of Oaxacans
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Dr. Laura Arreola led the study of microplastics in urine and blood of 98 inhabitants in a community in Oaxaca
A study by the IPN identified and analyzed for the first time the presence of nano and microplastics in blood and urine of 98 inhabitants of Corralero, Oaxaca. The research, published in Environmental Pollution, found differences in the presence of different polymers and provides evidence of their possible behavior in the body.The results open new questions about the sources of exposure and the effects of these contaminants The entry Analyze IPN…
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The particles are an environmental pollutant and it is now necessary to know if they have presence in the organism; This is the first study worldwide that investigates 10 plastic polymers in 98 members of a community in Oaxaca The post IPN researchers analyze the presence of nano and microplastics in the human body appeared first on Capital Mexico.
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