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Agnes B. Kane investigates the intersection of nanomaterials and toxicology, with a focus on occupational and environmental lung diseases. Her research spans both the potential applications and the potential hazards of nanomaterials, including graphene, carbon nanotubes, and other nanoparticles. Kane's work considers the synthesis, applications, and degradation of these materials, as well as their impact on biological systems. Recent studies explore the mitochondrial toxicity induced by manganese dioxide nanosheets in fish gill epithelial cells and the chemical degradation kinetics of two-dimensional materials in natural and biological environments. Her broader research interests include cancer research and treatments.

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• h-index: 49
• Publications: 114
• Citations: 11,268