Chemical identity and cardiovascular toxicity of hydrophobic organic components in PM2.5

Qi, Z; Zhang, Y; Chen, ZF; Yang, C; Song, Y; Liao, X; Li, W; Tsang, SY; Liu, G; Cai, Z

HERO ID

6796606

Reference Type

Journal Article

Subtype

Review

Year

2020

Language

English

PMID

32535366

HERO ID 6796606
Material Type Review
In Press No
Year 2020
Title Chemical identity and cardiovascular toxicity of hydrophobic organic components in PM2.5
Authors Qi, Z; Zhang, Y; Chen, ZF; Yang, C; Song, Y; Liao, X; Li, W; Tsang, SY; Liu, G; Cai, Z
Journal Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety
Volume 201
Page Numbers 110827
Abstract Numerous experimental and epidemiological studies have demonstrated that exposure to PM2.5 may result in pathogenesis of several major cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), which can be attributed to the combined adverse effects induced by the complicated components of PM2.5. Organic materials, which are major components of PM2.5, contain thousands of chemicals, and most of them are environmental hazards. However, the contamination profile and contribution to overall toxicity of PM2.5-bound organic components (OCs) have not been thoroughly evaluated yet. Herein, we aim to provide an overview of the literature on PM2.5-bound hydrophobic OCs, with an emphasis on the chemical identity and reported impairments on the cardiovascular system, including the potential exposure routes and mechanisms. We first provide an update on the worldwide mass concentration and composition data of PM2.5, and then, review the contamination profile of PM2.5-bound hydrophobic OCs, including constitution, concentration, distribution, formation, source, and identification. In particular, the link between exposure to PM2.5-bound hydrophobic OCs and CVDs and its possible underlying mechanisms are discussed to evaluate the possible risks of PM2.5-bound hydrophobic OCs on the cardiovascular system and to provide suggestions for future studies.
Doi 10.1016/j.ecoenv.2020.110827
Pmid 32535366
Wosid WOS:000546898000055
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Language Text English
Keyword Cardiovascular toxicity; Contamination profile; Hydrophobic organic components; Mechanisms; PM2.5