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NANOMATERIALS - Coggle Diagram

- - - - They are also known as carbon nanotubes.
      - They are allotropes (structures capable of having different atomic structures) of carbon.
- - - - They are nanoscale semiconductor crystals.
      - They have optical and electrical characteristics that range in diameter from 2 to 10nm.
      - Recently they have begun to be used for the detection of tumors or to generate high-definition cellular images.
    - - Nanomaterials can be designed to have different sizes, shapes, compound arrangements, and surfaces, preparing them to associate with explicit biological targets.
      - It is the medical use of nanotechnology in medicine.
      - It has been characterized by being used for diagnosis, prevention and treatment of diseases.
    - - It allows quantification of protein activity and small molecule signals in living cells with high spatiotemporal resolution.
      - They are commonly used to achieve rapid hydration or improve comfort during physical activity.
      - Nanomaterials are used in the original fluorescent biosensing process based on optical and electronic properties.