… unintentionally by biomolecules (corona) upon contact with biological … for surface
functionalization of GBMs for biological applications. Unintentionally acquired surface …

… The Cytotoxicity of Functionalized GO … above, pristine graphene or uncoated GO exhibit
dose-dependent toxicity to various types of cells. In contrast, surface modification of GO with …

… biological safety profile, which is dependent upon different physicochemical factors relating
to their surface … and toxicity behavior of graphene-based material in biological systems gives …

… , it has great potential in neural tissue engineering and therefore can influence the behavior
… and mainly surface functionalization [Citation104]. Functionalization can profoundly change …

… about biological interaction of grapheme nanomaterials, specifically in regard to its differential
surface functionalization (… , the surface functionality, charge and aggregation behavior of …

… graphene. Several studies also report the environmental and genotoxicity response of pristine
and functionalized graphene. … complex interplay of biological responses of graphene as a …

… : (i) avoids the health damage that the high toxicity of the typically used NMP, o-DCB and …
The charge carrier behaviour of graphene has been described by a relativistic particle effect …

… also result in abundant graphene based derivatives or graphene based nanohybrids, these
… toxicity of graphene can be closely influenced by their nanosize and surface functionalization…

… , which may impact biological behavior of the material. (77) … us on specific material features
that contribute to toxicity, for … the parent material (GO) but also the surface modification (ie, …

… particular behavior might be linked to their functionalization. … relationship between size
and biological impacts, we … least size (and size distribution) and surface functionalization. …