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PM2.5 exposure induces functional alterations in pregnant rats heart and in human stem cell derived cardiac spheroidsNARA Subscribed
Air pollution is a major cardiovascular risk factor, with particulate matter (PM) posing significant threats. The Po Valley remains among Europe’s most polluted areas. While PM₂.₅ is linked to cardiac dysfunction, its effects during pregnancy—especially under hypertensive conditions—are poorly defined. We investigated how prolonged PM exposure from Milan’s urban area affects cardiac electromechanical function in pregnant normo...
Aerosol-Climate Interactions During the Last Glacial MaximumNARA Subscribed
A new ice core (TALDICE) drilled at Talos Dome (East Antarctica, Ross Sea sector) preserves a ca. 250 ka long record of palaeoclimate and atmospheric history. We investigate dust variability and provenance at the site during glacial periods and the Holocene through the Sr–Nd isotopic composition of ice core dust and potential source areas (PSA). We provide new isotopic data on dust sources from Victoria Land such as regoliths,...
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