Polystyrene nanoplastics accelerate atherosclerosis: Unraveling the impact on smooth muscle cells through KIF15-mediated migration
Yizhou Zhong, Zhenlie Huang(Southern Medical University), Yuji Huang(Southern Medical University), Wenting Shi(Chinese University of Hong Kong), Xingfen Yang(Key Laboratory of Guangdong Province), Jiancheng Xiu(Nanfang Hospital), Bo Wang(Liaoning Shihua University), Jiaxin Du(Zhejiang University of Science and Technology), Zhiming Li(Sichuan University), Yujie Feng(Hebei University of Science and Technology), Boxuan Liang(Southern Medical University), Bingli Zhang(Southern Medical University)
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