Graphene-related nanomaterials can modulate function or cellular fate in macrophages
In Won Park(Chung-Ang University), Jong Wook Shin(Chungnam National University), Jae Woo Jung(Seoul National University), Kyoung Soon Choi(Chonnam National University Hospital), Soo Young Kim(Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute), Jae Chul Choi(Chung-Ang University Hospital), Chang Seok Park(Chung-Ang University), Byoung Whui Choi(Chung-Ang University), Jae Yeol Kim(University of Colorado Health)
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