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Miao Peng Colin Janssen Jana Asselman

Micro- and nano-plastics:

identifying key research needs for environmental and human health assessment

Macro-plastics

Micro/nanoplastics Mechanical abrasion, hydrolysis, biodegradation and UV photodegradation

Human cell lines Micro/nanoplastics transfer via food chains

(2)

Miao Peng Colin Janssen Jana Asselman

Micro- and nano-plastics:

identifying key research needs for environmental and human health assessment

Macro-plastics

Micro/nanoplastics Mechanical abrasion, hydrolysis, biodegradation and UV photodegradation

Human cell lines Micro/nanoplastics transfer via food chains

(3)

Miao Peng Colin Janssen Jana Asselman

Micro- and nano-plastics:

identifying key research needs for environmental and human health assessment

(1) Use of environmentally relevant concentrations.

(2) The effects of diverse shapes, sizes and plastic composition of the particles on (test) organisms.

Bridging these knowledge gaps will be crucial to determine the impact of micro- and nano-plastics on human and environmental health.

Key research gaps:

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