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Novel O-PTIR method detects microplastics in human tissue, suggesting a shift from traditional digestion methods.
A novel O-PTIR method detects and identifies microplastics directly in non-digested human tissue and tissue phantom sections, preserving spatial context and chemical specificity—eliminating the need for harsh digestion protocols.
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