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Environmental copper exposure, placental cuproptosis, and miscarriage

27 Mar 2024

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Copper pollution has become global environmental concern. Widespread Cu pollution results in excessive Cu exposure in human. Epidemiological studies and animal experiments revealed that Cu exposure might have reproductive toxicity . Cuproptosis is a newly reported Cu-dependent and programmed cell death formTsvetkov et al., 2022. However, whether copper exposure at real environmental exposure dose might cause...

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PMID: 38552771
DOI: 10.1016/j.envpol.2024.123847

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