The authors' analysis found evidence of MNPs presence in reproductive organs, resulting in disruptions to testicular, ovarian, and uterine functions, and identified studies indicating maternal transfer of MNPs via the placenta and lactation, with consequences for fetal development and offspring fertility.
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