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Cytotoxicity of 2D engineered nanomaterials in pulmonary and corneal epithelium
Two-dimensional (2D) engineered nanomaterials are widely used in consumer and industrial goods due to their unique chemical and physical characteristics. Engineered nanomaterials are incredibly small and capable of being aerosolized during manufacturing, with the potential for biological interaction
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