“…However, smaller MPs are more likely to enter the cellular and somatic circulations and accumulate in organs such as the liver. , Therefore, we chose nanoplastics as the subject of our study. In addition, some studies have shown that some hazardous substances in plastics, such as bisphenol A and Di (2-ethylhexyl), cause lipid metabolism disorders in mice. , Current research on the effects of MPs/NPs on the liver involves various model organisms, such as fish, mice, and lamb. − However, further investigation is needed to determine whether PS-NPs can induce lipid metabolism disorder in mice and to investigate the specific underlying mechanisms.…”