A novel selenium-carbon composite nanostructure is synthesized by heterogeneous nucleation of Se nanoclusters on the high-activity surfaces of liquid-crystal-derived carbon nanoparticles. This article evaluates the new Se/C bifunctional nanocomposite for chemotherapeutic applications relative to conventional selenium, exploring its potential as a mesothelioma chemotherapeutic agent.
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