Standing out as the new wonder bidimensional material, graphene oxide (GO) has aroused
an exceptional interest in biomedical research by holding promise for being the antibacterial …

Recent advances in the field of nanotechnology contributed to the increasing use of
nanomaterials in the engineering, health and biological sectors. Graphene oxide (GO) has …

Infectious diseases are major threat due to it being the main cause of enormous morbidity
and mortality in the world. Multidrug-resistant (MDR) bacteria put an additional burden of …

The development of new pharmacological strategies that evade bacterial resistance has
become a compelling worldwide challenge. Graphene oxide (GO) can represent the …

Bacterial infections may lead to diverse acute or chronic diseases (eg, inflammation, sepsis
and cancer). New antibiotics against bacteria are rarely discovered in recent years, which …

The antibacterial nature of graphene oxide (GO) has stimulated wide interest in the medical
field. Although the antibacterial activity of GO towards bacteria has been well studied, a …

The emergence of multi-drug resistant bacteria due to the misuse of antibiotics and
inadequate development of antibiotic drugs is a global threat to human health. Recent …

Graphene is a novel two-dimensional nanomaterial with a growing number of practical
applications across numerous fields. In this work, we explored potential biomedical …

Nanomaterials based on two-dimensional (2D) atomic crystals are considered to be very
promising for various life-science and medical applications, from drug delivery to tissue …

There are significant controversies on the antibacterial properties of graphene oxide (GO):
GO was reported to be bactericidal in saline, whereas its activity in nutrient broth was …