Dhirendra Pratap Singh – författare

Micro(nano)plastics in Organ Systems: Health Impacts, Challenges, and Future Prospects comprehensively discusses the impact of micro(nano)plastics on human health, analyzing their sources, classification, and exposure pathways, while also exploring their interactions with biological systems, their potential effects on various organ systems, and concerns related to bioaccumulation and toxicity. The book begins with an in-depth analysis of their classification, sources, and exposure pathways, and progressing through interactions with biological systems and the resulting toxicological effects. Furthermore, the book delves into recent advances in detection technologies, the development of more sustainable advances such as bioplastic-based nanoparticles, and the need for regulatory frameworks.The text meticulously examines the implications of these particles on various organ systems-including the gastrointestinal, respiratory, cardiovascular, renal, neurological, reproductive, and metabolic systems-while addressing critical issues such as bioaccumulation, immunological responses, and their potential harmful impact on health. It is an essential resource for toxicologists, environmental scientists, healthcare professionals, public health advocates, and others interested in the implications of micro(nano)plastics on health.Covers the classification, sources, and human exposure pathways of micro(nano)plastics alongside their biological interactions and toxicological effectsExamines the impacts of micro(nano)plastics on various human organ systems, including the gastrointestinal, respiratory, cardiovascular, renal, neurological, reproductive, and metabolic systemsInvestigates the genotoxic and carcinogenic potential of micro(nano)plastics, including their molecular mechanisms and implications for tumorigenesisExplores recent advancements in analytical techniques for detecting micro(nano)plasticsDiscusses regulatory considerations, risk assessment, and the ethical implications surrounding the growing concern of micro(nano)plastics in relation to human health