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Evaluating 6PPD-Q bioavailability and biotransformation in zebrafish by diffusive gradients in thin-films

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Suyu Ren
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Yuxiang Xia
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Mengfei Wang
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Sijia Zhao
肖武 (Wu Xiao)
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Mingsan Man
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Yize Du
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Qixia Yang
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Min Lv *
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Lingxin Chen *
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Jing Ding *
DOI:10.1016/j.envres.2026.123851delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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• DGT’s capacity for assessing 6PPD-Q bioavailability in water was firstly proved. • 6PPD-Q enrichment in DGT was significantly positively correlated with zebrafish accumulation. • Four metabolites of 6PPD-Q were identified and rapidly excreted from fish into the solution. • DGT effectively captured trace-level metabolite dynamics.

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Environmental Research cover
Environmental Research
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