Interaction of components of the immune system with novel two-dimensional MXenes materials

Abstract

Interaction of components of the immune system with novel two dimensional MXenes materials has garnered an increasing interest in the scientific community due to the potential applications of these materials in biomedical fields. MXenes are a group of nano materials composed of carbon, nitrogen, and other elements, possessing unique properties such as high conductivity, mechanical strength, and chemical stability. The recent studies [1] have shown that MXenes can interact with various cells of the immune sys tem, including macrophages, lymphocytes, and dendritic cells. In this context, investigating the interaction of components of the immune system with novel two dimensional (2D) MXenes materials is of strategic significance for understanding the biological properties of these materials and their potential impact on the human body. Based on this understanding, new diagnostic and treatment methods for various diseases can be developed, opening up new prospects in medical science and clinical practice.