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随着经济社会的不断发展、现代化工业进程的不断加深,塑料的使用在人们日常生活中无处不在. 从食品包装,电子产品,家具到常见的一次性使用物品等. 2016年全球产生了19—2300万吨塑料垃圾,每年塑料排放量到2030年预计可达5300万吨[1]. 塑料制品经紫外辐射、物理磨损、(微)生物降解等一系列过程后可解离成颗粒状、碎片状或其它形态的塑料,其中直径小于5 mm的塑料被称之为微塑料(microplastic, MPs),纳米级尺寸的塑料为纳米微塑料(nanoplastics,NPs)[2-3].
据报道,预计到2050年,自然环境中存在的塑料垃圾将达1.20×1011亿吨,它的污染及潜在危害已成为日益关注的环境问题[4]. MPs所导致的潜在健康危害逐渐引起了全世界的广泛关注,联合国环境规划署已明确将MPs列为全球新兴环境污染物之一[5-7]. 有研究指出,土壤中的MPs可在阳光照射下,产生环境持久性自由基以及活性氧(reactive oxygen species, ROS),引起生物体的氧化应激而造成机体损伤[8]. 很多报道已揭示海洋MPs污染会对生物体的消化系统、生殖系统、神经系统等产生不良效应[9-12]. 然而MPs不仅只存在于海洋中,还广泛浮游在空气里且可随季风等影响,而在全球范围内移动[13].
近年来,有研究团队在大气环境中检测到了MPs且在人肺组织中也检测到了塑料合成纤维,这引发了人们对空气中存在的MPs与职业病关系的关注[14-15]. 关于大气中存在的MPs,2021年研究者在我国北部和东南部五个城市-北京、天津、上海、南京和杭州进行了大气MPs浓度检测,结果显示,北部城市空气中的 MPs 浓度(358±132)个·m−3高于东南部城市(230±94)个·m−3[16]. 在中国东莞市进行的调查指出该市大气环境中约存在175—313个·m−2·d−1,其平均沉积率为(36 ± 7)个·m−2·d−1[17]. 早前在巴黎进行的调查研究显示,该地区大气沉降物中的MPs浓度可达335个·m−2·d−1[18]. Dris等[19]在后期研究中指出,巴黎市区总大气沉降物的平均沉降速率为(110 ± 96) 个·m−2·d−1 ,郊区为(53 ± 38)个·m−2·d−1. 由此可见,城市中气载MPs的问题可能比城郊更严峻[19]. 最近的一项荟萃分析数据显示,成年女性每天平均接触258个MPs颗粒,其中吸入的MPs颗粒达132个[20]. 鉴于MPs不仅能从海洋传播到陆地环境中,其还能在空气中进行远距离传播[21];且空气中的MPs比海洋中的MPs体积更小,肉眼完全看不见,所以很难掌握其移动途径和扩散范围,因而对大气中存在的MPs进行研究刻不容缓.
然而,目前MPs对呼吸系统毒性影响的研究暂仅停留在MPs的肺部沉积及表观毒性效应上[22]. 本综述旨在总结归纳MPs暴露对呼吸系统的影响及其机制研究进展,并对当前研究存在的不足以及仍待解决的问题进行探讨.
气载微塑料对呼吸系统的影响及机制研究进展
Research progress on the effects and mechanisms of airborne microplastics exposure on the respiratory system
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摘要: 近年来,号称“海中PM 2.5”的微塑料污染已成为全世界广泛关注的环境问题之一. 微塑料是一类新兴环境污染物,它的来源广泛、种类丰富、形态各异等特征使其可在水、土壤等环境介质中长期存在. 然而,有研究已检测到空气中也存在着微塑料. 大气环境中存在的微塑料不仅来源于纺织业、建筑工地、家具等,还可以来源于海洋. 存在于海洋中的微塑料可随季风运动继而悬浮于空气中,并在世界各地范围内广泛移动. 微塑料不仅本身具有一定的生物毒性,它还可携其它污染物构成复合污染. 由此可见,微塑料不仅可以通过食物链进入体内,微(纳米)塑料及其附着的有害物质还可通过吸入途径进入生物体内,从而对人类的健康构成潜在威胁. 由于该领域当前研究主要集中在海洋和陆地环境中存在的微塑料对生物体的毒性研究而对气载微塑料的研究大多仅仅停留在监测或其对生物体的表观效应上,尚缺乏气载微塑料对生物机体构成潜在健康风险的深入机制探索. 因此,本文依据大气环境中微塑料的相关研究报道,主要从大气环境中微塑料的来源与化学组成、主要类型和检测方法、气载微塑料致机体呼吸系统损伤作用、气载微塑料致呼吸系统疾病损伤机制四个方面对大气微塑料暴露对呼吸系统的影响进行综述探讨,并展望今后的研究重点和方向.Abstract: In recent years, the pollution of microplastics ("PM2.5 in the sea") has become one of the environmental issues of widespread concern all over the world. Microplastics are a kind of emerging environmental pollutants, the characteristics of the wide range of sources, rich types, and different shapes that make them long-lived in environmental media such as water and soil. However, some studies have detected the presence of microplastics in the air. The microplastics present in the atmospheric environment not only come from the textile industry, construction industry, furniture, etc., but also the microplastics existing in the ocean can float in the air with the movement of the monsoon and move widely around the world. Microplastics not only have certain biological toxicity, it can also form compound pollution by carrying other pollutants. For the reason that microplastics can not only enter the body through the food chain, but micro (nano) plastics and their attached harmful substances can also enter the organism through inhalation, thus posing the potential threats to human health. Since the current research to microplastics is mainly focused on the toxicity of microplastics existing in the marine and terrestrial environment, the majority of studies on airborne microplastics only focus on monitoring or just the effects on organisms, and there is still a lack of in-depth mechanism exploration of the potential health risks of airborne microplastics to biological organisms. Therefore, based on the relevant research reports of microplastics in the atmospheric environment, this article reviews the impact of atmospheric microplastics exposure on the respiratory system from four aspects: the source and chemical composition of microplastics in the atmospheric environment, the main types and detection methods, the damage effect of airborne microplastics on the respiratory system, and the mechanisms of airborne microplastics-induced respiratory damage, while envisaging the focus and direction for future research.
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Key words:
- atmospheric environment /
- airborne microplastics /
- inhalation /
- injury /
- toxic effects /
- mechanism
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