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Metal-free graphene quantum dots show potential for cancer treatment

13 Feb 2024
Graphene quantum dots for tumour chemodynamic therapy
Chemodynamic therapy Schematic illustration showing the role of graphene quantum dots, derived from red blood cell membranes, as nanozymes for tumour catalytic therapy. (Courtesy: FHIPS)
A team of researchers in China has pioneered the use of novel metal-free graphene quantum dots (GQDs

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