Unlocking the Potential of Graphene-Based Nanocomposites in Neurogenesis

Graphene-based nanocomposites possess excellent conductivity of electrons, robustness, and longevity, making them potential instruments for enhancing neurogenesis. Graphene Nanocomposite has several biomedical uses due to its biocompatibility, size, chemical impermeability, antibacterial properties, and drug delivery. Their properties, uses in neuroregeneration, and methods of synthesis are discussed in this overview. Focusing on adult neurogenesis phases such as proliferation, differentiation, migration, and integration, this study delves into neurogenesis which is an essential process for brain development, plasticity, and learning. The nanocomposites made of graphene have several applications, including stimulating neurogenesis and treating neurological diseases. To maximize their use in neuroregeneration and medication delivery systems, future studies should find ways to address problems with toxicity and functionalization. This review emphasizes the intriguing prospects of nanocomposites made of graphene for application in neurogenesis. Neuronal evolution and accurate drug delivery systems are two arenas where experts endeavor to enhance their compatibility and strength.