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- 2024Nanomedicine: A New Frontier in Alzheimer’s Disease Drug Targetingcitations
- 2015Emerging advances in cancer nanotheranostics with graphene nanocomposites: opportunities and challengescitations
- 2015Emerging advances in cancer nanotheranostics with graphene nanocomposites: opportunities and challenges.citations
- 2013Nanomedicines as cancer therapeutics: current status.citations
- 2012Emergence of nanomedicine as cancer targeted magic bullets: recent development and need to address the toxicity apprehension.citations
- 2012Advancement in multifunctional nanoparticles for the effective treatment of cancer.citations
- 2012In vitro and in vivo evaluation of Assam Bora rice starch-based bioadhesive microsphere as a drug carrier for colon targeting.citations
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Emerging advances in cancer nanotheranostics with graphene nanocomposites: opportunities and challenges.
Abstract
As an inorganic nanomaterial, graphene nanocomposites have gained much attention in cancer nanotechnology compared with the other inorganic nanomaterial in recent times. Although a relatively new drug carrier, it has been extensively explored as a potential chemotherapeutic carrier and theranostic because of its numerous physicochemical properties, including, capability of multiple pay load, functionalization for drug targeting and photothermal effect. Despite potential benefit, its translation from bench to bed-side in cancer therapy is challenged due to its toxicity concern. Here, we discussed the present progress and future possibilities of graphene nanocomposites as a cancer theranostic. Moreover, the paper also exemplifies the effects of graphene/graphene oxide on tissues and organ functions in order to understand the extent and mechanism of toxicity.