Strict preparation and evaluation of water-soluble hat-stacked carbon nanofibers for biomedical application and their high biocompatibility: influence of nanofiber-surface functional groups on cytotoxicity
Yoshinori Sato(Tohoku University), Kazuyuki Tohji(Tohoku University), Tsukasa Akasaka(Hokkaido University), Kenichiro Shibata(Japanese Red Cross Society, Japan), Kazuchika Tamura(Hokkaido University), Rikizo Hatakeyama(Tohoku University), Hideo Kataoka, Motohiro Uo(Hokkaido University), Bunshi Fugetsu(The University of Tokyo), Fumio Watari(Hokkaido University), Shin-ichi Ogino(Tohoku University), Balachandran Jeyadevan(Tohoku University), Kenichi Motomiya(Tohoku University), Atsuro Yokoyama(Hokkaido University)
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