‘Dr. Anan’ opens a research showing that toxic dust can enter the brain. but eliminated more slowly than other organs
on February 6 Dr. Anant Chongkaewwatana, Researcher in Virology, Biotech Post a message via Facebook. Anan Jongkaewwattana along with a picture indicating
The study, published in the journal PNAS, found that fine dust particles such as PM.2.5 might be detected in samples of human cerebrospinal fluids (CSFs). Those tiny dust particles can pass through the cells in the nervous system through the bloodstream.
The research team also stated that These tiny dust particles take longer to get rid of the brain than other organs. From the picture described in the paper, it looks like dust that gets through the airways. It can go directly to the brain through nasal cells or, when going to the lungs, through the pulmonary bloodstream. which can be transmitted to the brain
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