Che cos’è l’esposoma?

26 Settembre 2018
esposoma

L'esposoma è l’insieme di tutte le sostanze a cui siamo esposti tramite l’ambiente esterno.

Ogni giorno siamo circondati dai più disparati organismi viventi (funghi, pollini, batteri, virus) e non viventi, (inquinanti, composti emessi dalle piante, sostanze chimiche)

L’esposoma è stato misurato da un gruppo di scienziati della Stanford University School of Medicine, che ne illustra anche le differenze fra singoli individui. I risultati sono stati pubblicati sulla rivista Cell.

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