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Size- and hydrophobicity-dependent accumulation of microplastics in follicular fluid is linked to impaired ovarian reserve in women undergoing medically assisted reproduction
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Size- and hydrophobicity-dependent accumulation of microplastics in follicular fluid is linked to impaired ovarian reserve in women undergoing medically assisted reproduction
Microplastics (MPs) are emerging contaminants with potential impacts on human fertility. We quantified MP concentrations in follicular fluid and matched blood samples from women undergoing medically assisted reproduction, and evaluated their association with reproductive outcomes. MPs were detect...
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