The invisible threats of sunscreen as a plastic co-pollutant: Impact of a common organic UV filter on biofilm formation and metabolic function in the nascent marine plastisphere

Citation

Lee CE, Messer LF, Wattiez R & Matallana-Surget S (2025) The invisible threats of sunscreen as a plastic co-pollutant: Impact of a common organic UV filter on biofilm formation and metabolic function in the nascent marine plastisphere. Journal of Hazardous Materials, 495, Art. No.: 139103. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhazmat.2025.139103

Keywords
Plastic; Co-pollution; Marine biofilm; Plastisphere; Metabolic shift

Notes
This article is included as chapter 4 in the thesis: Lee, C.E. (2025) Invisible threats to oceans (InTO) : assessing the combined toxicity effects of emerging anthropogenic pollutants on microbial communities. PhD thesis. University of Stirling. Available at: http://hdl.handle.net/1893/37546

Journal
Journal of Hazardous Materials: Volume 495