Microplastics’ journey into the gut : human exposure to microplastics and associated chemicals
Abstract
Chapter 2 Transfer of PCBs from microplastics under simulated gut fluid conditions is biphasic and reversible Chapter 3 How digestive processes can affect the bioavailability of PCBs associated with microplastics. A modelling study supported by empirical data Chapter 4 Lifetime accumulation of microplastic in children and adults Chapter 5 Synthesis
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