Wheat exposure to cerium oxide nanoparticles over three generations reveals transmissible changes in nutrition, biochemical pools, and response to soil N

Authors

Cyren Rico, Missouri State UniversityFollow
Oluwasegun Abolade, MSU Graduate Student
Dane Wagner, MSU Underraduate
Brett Lottes, MSU Underraduate
Justin Rodriguez
Richard Biagioni, Missouri State UniversityFollow
Christian P. Andersen

Department(s)

Chemistry and Biochemistry

Document Type

Article

DOI

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhazmat.2019.121364

Keywords

Elemental content, Fatty acid, Intergenerational effects, Nitrogen isotope

Publication Date

2-15-2020

Recommended Citation

Rico, Cyren M., Oluwasegun M. Abolade, Dane Wagner, Brett Lottes, Justin Rodriguez, Richard Biagioni, and Christian P. Andersen. "Wheat exposure to cerium oxide nanoparticles over three generations reveals transmissible changes in nutrition, biochemical pools, and response to soil N." Journal of hazardous materials 384 (2020): 121364.

Journal Title

Journal of Hazardous Materials