Hannes Beckert

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Abstract Plastic pollution is an emerging yet understudied environmental risk to the immune system. Once ingested, microplastic and nanoplastic particles (MNPs) can translocate from the gut to internal organs1,2,3, with macrophages serving as primary targets4. Kupffer cells (KCs), the liver-resident macrophages, have a central role in immune surveillance and metabolism5, yet their response to MNPs remains unclear. Here we identify KCs as the primary hepatic reservoir for MNPs in young male mice.