Biomaterials

Biomaterials plays essential part in medicine,restoring function and facilitating healing of individuals after injury or sickness. Biomaterials could also be artificial or synthetic and are utilized in medical applications to support, replace damaged tissue or a biological function. Injectable Biomaterials are getting used increasingly for the delivery of therapeutic agents like medicine, genetic materials, and proteins.

Medical implants, including heart valves, stents, and grafts; artificial joints, ligaments, and tendons; deafness implants; dental implants; and devices that stimulate nerves. Techniques to promote healing of human tissues, sutures, clips, and staples for wound closure, and dissolvable dressings. Regenerated human tissues, employing a combination of biomaterial supports or scaffolds, cells, and bioactive molecules. Molecular probes and nano particles that break through biological barriers and aid in cancer imaging and therapy at the molecular level. Biosensors to detect the presence and amount of specific substances and to transmit that data. Drug-delivery systems that carry or apply drugs to a disease target.