Maternal transfer of nonylphenol drives oxidative, immune, and epigenetic dysregulation in zebrafish offspring

Key Points

• Oxidative dysregulation occurs in zebrafish offspring, leading to potential long-term health issues.
• Key evidence shows significant alterations in immune responses and epigenetic markers linked to nonylphenol exposure.
• Analysis involved maternal exposure to nonylphenol, examining subsequent effects on offspring development and health parameters.
• Findings indicate possible risks associated with environmental contaminants, underscoring the need for further exploration of epigenetic factors.