The current graphene safety landscape--a literature mining exercise.
@article{Bussy2015TheCG,
title={The current graphene safety landscape--a literature mining exercise.},
author={Cyrill Bussy and Dhifaf A Jasim and Neus Lozano and Daniel Terry and Kostas Kostarelos},
journal={Nanoscale},
year={2015},
volume={7 15},
pages={
6432-5
}
}As for any novel nanomaterial, the development of applications and industrial adoption of graphene-based materials will be subject to the confirmation of their safety profile and risk assessment. The analysis performed here maps the current knowledge of the safety of graphene-based materials as extracted by a literature mapping exercise of studies investigating these materials in preclinical animal models. We attempt to identify gaps for future studies and elucidate the critically important…
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