New research of the impact of microplastics on mice suggests that these small particles could induce behavioural changes.
Microplastics could be as widespread in the body as they are in the environment, according to a new study.
Researchers exposed mice to different levels of microplastics through drinking water and studied the impact of the plastics on organs and behaviour.
Microplastics are small plastic particles that are less than 5 mm long and come from larger plastic that has broken down, such as clothing, tyres and other items.
In the study published in the International Journal of Molecular Science, the authors found that the small plastic particles accumulated in every tissue they examined, including deep in the brain tissue.
At what point do we ingest enough microplastics to become plastic and stop aging/decomposing? Asking for a friend.
Life in plastic. 🎶
It’s fantastic.
Seriously though, I wonder if future anthropologists will be able to age their findings by looking at plastic cobtent, similar to radioactive steel
Damn. Carlin was right.
He seemed to lean left imo.
I assume this a play on words.
He was apolitical but a realist. As we know reality has a left leaning bias.
Damn that’s such a good pun, I didn’t notice at first
I assumed they already have at this point.
When life is microplastics, it’s not fantastic…
:(
Everything is past the point of no return.
