“…molybdenum, and sulfur also play a key role in maintaining biological systems. 27 All these characteristics along with the key attribute of MoS 2 of having very high specific surface area makes imperative utilization of this fascinating material across diverse biomedical applications, which include but are not limited to drug delivery, 28,29 antibacterial activity, [30][31][32] biosensing, 33,34 and theranostics. 35,36 Humans have always envisaged the revamping of damaged organs and tissues with passable functioning, an aspiration, which is feasible using tissue engineering.…”