Graphene and Graphene Oxide Look Identical — Zebrafish Behavior Says Otherwise
At real-world environmental concentrations, graphene and graphene oxide each nudge zebrafish behavior differently — and the brain chemistry explains why.
zebrafish/nanosafety

At real-world environmental concentrations, graphene and graphene oxide each nudge zebrafish behavior differently — and the brain chemistry explains why.

Copper oxide nanoparticles and a banned pesticide each mess with heart rhythm alone — combined, they synergize into worse arrhythmia in zebrafish larvae.

Six characterization techniques confirm exactly what carbon nanotube sample zebrafish were exposed to — before the behavioral and cardiac effects were measured.
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