• Volume
    35
  • Year
    2017
  • Page
    836-846
  • Source
    Trends in Biotechnology
  • Format Published
    PDF
  • Descriptors

    biodegradation , carbon nanotube , graphene , graphene oxide , microbe , enzyme

  • Abstract
    Carbonnanotubes(CNTs),graphene(GRA),andtheirderivativesarepromising materialsforawiderangeofapplicationssuchaspollutantremoval,enzyme immobilization,bioimaging,biosensors,anddrugdeliveryandarerapidly increasinginuseandincreasinglymassproduced.Thebiodegradationof carbonnanomaterialsbymicrobesandenzymesisnowofgreatimportance for bothreducingtheirtoxicitytolivingorganismsandremovingthemfromthe environment.Herewereviewrecentprogressinthebiodegradation field from the pointofviewoftheprimarymicrobesandenzymesthatcandegradethese nanomaterials,alongwithexperimentalandmolecularsimulationmethodsfor the explorationofnanomaterialdegradation.Furthereffortsshouldprimarilyaim towardexpandingtherepertoireofmicrobesandenzymesandexploringopti- malconditionsforthedegradationofnanomaterials.
  • Call. No.
    EA 114
  • IndexDate
    1397/11/10
  • Indexer
    Dashagha
  • Title of Article

    Biodegradation of Carbon Nanotubes, Graphene, and Their Derivatives

  • RecordNumber
    116
  • Issue/Number
    9
  • Author/Authors

    Chen, Ming , Qin, Xiaosheng , Zeng, Guangming