NANOMATERIALES ¿PEQUEÑOS GRANDES HÉROES O PROBLEMAS?
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Este artículo habla sobre las nanopartículas (NP), materiales de tamaño nanométrico con propiedades físico-químicas únicas frente a los materiales convencionales. Se utilizan en áreas como medicina, alimentos, agricultura, biotecnología y electrónica, pero su creciente producción implica riesgos ambientales y de toxicidad.
Las NP pueden liberarse al ambiente durante su ciclo de vida y acumularse en agua, suelo y aire, afectando microorganismos, animales y humanos. Su toxicidad se asocia principalmente al estrés oxidativo, que puede dañar proteínas, lípidos y ADN, generando efectos adversos en los ecosistemas y en la salud.
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