Graphene and graphene oxide as new nanocarriers for drug delivery applications.

By Jingquan Liu, Liang Cui, Dusan Losic. Acta Biomaterialia, 2013

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A Review on Lattice Defects in Graphene: Types, Generation, Effects and Regulation (2017, background): “Such composite materials can be applied in catalytic [81,83], lithium [84–86], super capacitor [87,88], drug introduction [89] and other fields; and (2) Oxidized graphene has good self-assembly and film-forming properties.”
Recent advances in chemical modifications of graphene (2015, background): “Graphene holds a great promise for use in energystorage materials [3, 4], drug delivery systems [5, 6], biosensors [7, 8], polymer composites [9, 10], liquid crystal devices [11], super-capacitors [12-14], nanoelectronics [15-17] and others.”
Optimizing the preparation parameters of GO and rGO for large-scale production (2016, background): “Due to its unique transport properties, physicochemical properties, graphene has been demonstrated to be a promising material for potential applications in sensors [6], super-capacitors [7], hydrogen storage [8], composites [9], coatings [10], paint ink [11], transparent conductive layers [12], dye-”
Graphene a promising electrode material for supercapacitors—A review (2018, background): “Accordingly, graphene is the backbone for the majority of graphitic materials.(3) It is well known as a two‐dimensional, flat carbon sheet, and a single layer of carbon atoms bonded in a form of hexagonal lattice structure.”