Radioprotectors are agents required to protect biological system exposed to radiation, either
naturally or through radiation leakage, and they protect normal cells from radiation injury in …

Graphene quantum dots (GQDs), zero-dimensional carbon materials displaying excellent
luminescence properties, show great promise for medical applications such as imaging …

Nanostructured enzyme mimics are of great interest as promising alternatives to artificial
enzymes for biomedical and catalytic applications. Studying the chemical interactions …

The photoactivity of semiconductor nanostructures makes them potentially useful for
environmental remediation and antibacterial applications. Understanding the mechanism …

Oxidative stress is the common underlying mechanism of damage in ischemic stroke.
Therefore, we aimed to evaluate the possible protective effects of polyhydroxylated fullerene …

It is important to maintain a reactive oxygen species (ROS) balance in organisms; thus, a
valid ROS scavenger with good biocompatibility is urgently required. To prepare a high …

Water-soluble fullerenes have been studied as potential nanovectors and therapeutic
agents, but their possible toxicity is of concern. We have studied the effects of F-828, a …

Nanomaterials (NMs) have been widespread used in biomedical fields, daily consuming,
and even food industry. It is crucial to understand the safety and biomedical efficacy of NMs …

Ionizing radiation causes radiolysis of water and the production of reactive oxygen species
(ROS), which interact with biochemically important molecules in cells leading to cell death …

The aggregation kinetics of n C60 and higher-order fullerene (HOF) clusters, ie, n C70, n
C76, and n C84, was systematically studied under a wide range of mono-(NaCl) and …