Electroquímica en Medicina: Grafeno y Electroestimulación Celular
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electroestimulación, electroquímica, grafenoResumen
El uso de la electroestimulación celular en medicina ha sido un área de interés creciente, y el grafeno ha emergido como un material prometedor en este campo. Este artículo explora cómo la electroestimulación celular puede influir en procesos biológicos clave y cómo el grafeno, con sus propiedades únicas, puede potenciar esta técnica. Se investigaron los aspectos electroquímicos de la interacción grafeno-célula y su impacto en la regulación de la actividad celular. Además, se examinaron diversas aplicaciones del grafeno en la electroestimulación celular, desde la ingeniería de tejidos hasta el tratamiento de enfermedades. Este artículo ofrece una visión integral de cómo la combinación de electroquímica y grafeno está transformando el campo de la medicina regenerativa.
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