Potential toxicity

C60 toxicity depends on formulation, concentration, and administration route. Potential effects include liver toxicity, immune system alterations, and organ accumulation, especially with poorly soluble forms.

The toxicity of C60 is highly dependent on its formulation, concentration, and route of administration. Potential adverse effects include liver toxicity (indicated by elevated liver enzymes and potential liver damage), immune system effects (such as altered immune cell function or inflammatory responses), and accumulation in specific organs like the spleen or kidneys, especially with poorly soluble or aggregated forms. Symptoms are nonspecific and may include fatigue, abdominal pain, jaundice (yellowing of the skin and eyes), and changes in blood cell counts.