Properties and biological potential of single wall carbon nanohorns (SWCNH)

The review is a continuation of the previously published one on the toxicity of spherical nanostructures of carbon, namely fullerenes and nanoonions. This review considers data on the toxicity of carbon nanostructures in sp2-hybridization of carbon atoms, which can be considered as formed from graphene sheets, and nanostructures formed by carbon atoms in sp3-hybridization, namely, nanodiamonds. Unfortunately, it should be repeated the conclusion made in the previous review that at the moment there is not enough data to use carbon nanostructures in practice, and therefore it is necessary to develop more effective and informative tests on animals, taking into account the characteristics of each type of nanomaterials.

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Toxicology of carbon nanostructures. Part 2. Nanoscale materials based on graphene sheets

Litasova

Iljin

Brusina

et al. 2023

Rev Clin Pharm Drug Ther

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Toxicology of carbon nanostructures. Part 2. Nanoscale materials based on graphene sheets

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Iljin

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Absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of carbon nanostructures

Litasova,

Iljin,

Piotrovskiy

2024

Rev Clin Pharm Drug Ther

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The interaction of any substance with the body is determined by several parameters, namely: its penetration, distribution, transformation and excretion, in other words, ADME properties. Naturally, this fully applies to such a class of compounds as carbon nanostructures (CN). They are mainly formed by sp2-hybridized carbon atoms (with the exception of nanodiamonds formed by sp3-hybridized atoms). However, their properties differ markedly from each other. This review is devoted to examining these differences. This review includes fullerenes, nanoionions, carbon nanotubes, carbon nanohorns, graphene and its derivatives, and nanodiamonds.

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Properties and biological potential of single wall carbon nanohorns (SWCNH)

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Toxicology of carbon nanostructures. Part 2. Nanoscale materials based on graphene sheets

Toxicology of carbon nanostructures. Part 2. Nanoscale materials based on graphene sheets

Toxicology of carbon nanostructures. Part 2. Nanoscale materials based on graphene sheets

Absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of carbon nanostructures

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