Does "BPA-Free" Mean "Safe"? BHPF represses YTHDF2 to induce tissue-specific cell deaths and consequent developmental abnormalities (IMAGE)

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Does "BPA-Free" Mean "Safe"? BHPF represses YTHDF2 to induce tissue-specific cell deaths and consequent developmental abnormalities

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Behind the positive image of "BPA-FREE" being synonymous with "safe," a BPA substitute called BHPF is "destroying" a vital cellular protein, YTHDF2.

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