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Transcriptomic mechanisms of reduced PM2.5-Pb retention in the leaves of the low-Pb-accumulation genotype of Chinese cabbage.

Journal of hazardous materials - 15 Feb 2023

Gao Pei-Pei, Liang Hao, Dong Yan, Xue Pei-Ying, Zhao Quan-Li, Yan Jing-Sen, Ma Wei, Zhao Jian-Jun, Liu Wen-Ju

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Atmospheric fine particulate matter (PM2.5) mainly contributes to Pb accumulation in the edible leaves of Chinese cabbage in North China. It was found that a low-Pb-accumulation (LPA) genotype of Chinese cabbage contained less Pb in leaves than high-Pb-accumulation (HPA) genotype exposed to PM2.5-Pb. However, there are no data on the transcriptional regulatory mechanisms of foliar PM2.5-Pb uptake by Chinese...

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PMID: 36403447
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhazmat.2022.130385

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