00887nas a2200301   4500008004100000022001400041245008100055210006900136260000800205300001100213490000700224653000700231653000700238100001600245700001800261700001700279700001800296700002200314700001800336700002200354700001700376700002300393700002100416700002300437700001500460700001700475856009300492       2024                        eng d  a2666-154300aMicroplastics in animal nutrition: Occurrence, spread, and hazard in animals0 aMicroplastics in animal nutrition Occurrence spread and hazard i  cSEP  a1012580 v1710aBF10aMF1 aKhan, Aamir1 aQadeer, Abdul1 aWajid, Abdul1 aUllah, Qudrat1 aRahman, Sajid, Ur1 aUllah, Kaleem1 aSafi, Sher, Zaman1 aTicha, Lenka1 aSkalickova, Sylvie1 aChilala, Pompido1 aBernatová, Silvie1 aSamek, Ota1 aHorky, Pavel  uhttp://isibrno.cz/cs/microplastics-animal-nutrition-occurrence-spread-and-hazard-animals02371nas a2200289   4500008004100000022001400041245010900055210006900164490000700233520148500240653000701725653000701732100001501739700003001754700002301784700001801807700001801825700001801843700002601861700002001887700001601907700002301923700002301946700002701969700001701996856006802013       2024                        eng d  a2296-665X00aUnraveling the ecotoxicological effects of micro and nano-plastics on aquatic organisms and human health0 aUnraveling the ecotoxicological effects of micro and nanoplastic0 v123 a<p>Plastic pollution ranks among the most severe environmental disasters caused by humans, generating millions of tonnes of waste annually. The extensive and unregulated use of plastics has led to ecotoxicity and environmental imbalance. Microplastics (MPs) are prevalent in aquatic environments, and these MPs further degrade into even smaller particles known as nano-plastics (NPs). Both MPs and NPs impact the environment by readily absorbing organic pollutants and pathogens from their surroundings, owing to their bigger surface area to volume ratio. This review focuses on the source of origin, bioaccumulation, and potential impact of MPs and NPs on aquatic organisms and human health. Additionally, the review explores various methods employed for identification and quantification of these particles in aquatic ecosystems. Sufficient information is available on their characteristics, distributions, and effects on marine ecosystems compared with freshwater ecosystems. For plastic particles &lt;10&nbsp;μm, more toxicological effects were observed compared with larger size particles, in aquatic life. Understanding the mechanism of action and ecotoxicological effects of micro/nano-plastics on the health of aquatic life across various trophic levels, as well as human health, is of utmost importance. We address knowledge gaps and provide insights into future research approaches for a better understanding of the interactive mechanisms between binary pollutants.</p>10aBF10aMF1 aNaz, Saima1 aChatha, Ahmad, Manan Must1 aKhan, Nisar, Ahmed1 aUllah, Qudrat1 aZaman, Faisal1 aQadeer, Abdul1 aKhan, Ibrar, Muhammad1 aDanabas, Durali1 aKiran, Azka1 aSkalickova, Sylvie1 aBernatová, Silvie1 aKhan, Muhammad, Zahoor1 aHorky, Pavel  uhttps://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fenvs.2024.1390510