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Temples emit PM 2.5 with elevated metal concentrations and stable Pb isotope ratios, especially during major events and higher visitor numbers, impacting air quality.
Dietary intake accounts for 85.3% of PBDE exposure in families, with adolescents experiencing median EDIs of 4940 pg/kg/day, highlighting diet as the primary pathway.
Joint exposure to ambient air pollutants increases the risk of brain disorders, with hazard ratios rising by 2.2% per interquartile range increase in pollution score.
Menadione-induced oxidative stress inhibits growth and OTA biosynthesis in Aspergillus westerdijkiae fc-1, with up to 88.91% growth reduction at 0.75 mmol/L.
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