> The scientists injected the nanoparticles in chicken eggs. After the chickens hatched, the scientists detected changes in the functional, morphological and mi

> The scientists injected the nanoparticles in chicken eggs. After the chickens hatched, the scientists detected changes in the functional, morphological and microbial biomarkers in the blood, the duodenum (upper intestine) and the cecum (a pouch connected to the intestine). This looks like those nice studies where they injected MSG into the brain of mice to show they are bad. I don't think these findings can be extrapolated to humans who encounter those nano particles through food