To develop new drugs and treatments

To create new materials for medical devices

To improve the accuracy of diagnostic tests

All of the above

Carbon nanotubes

Gold nanoparticles

Quantum dots

All of the above

To detect the presence of specific molecules in a sample

To measure the concentration of a specific molecule in a sample

To identify the structure of a specific molecule in a sample

All of the above

Increased sensitivity

Improved specificity

Faster response time

All of the above

A tiny robot that can be injected into the bloodstream to deliver drugs directly to tumors

A microscopic device that can be used to perform surgery on a single cell

A nanometer-sized sensor that can be used to detect the presence of cancer cells in a tissue sample

All of the above

Toxicity

Environmental impact

Ethical concerns

All of the above

A drug delivery system that uses nanoparticles to target cancer cells

A biosensor that can detect the presence of a specific virus in a blood sample

A nanorobot that can be used to perform surgery on a single cell

None of the above

It will revolutionize healthcare by providing new treatments and diagnostic tools for a wide range of diseases.

It will be used to create new materials for medical devices that are stronger, lighter, and more durable.

It will be used to develop new biosensors that can detect diseases earlier and more accurately.

All of the above

A biosensor uses biological components to detect and measure the presence or concentration of specific molecules in a sample, while a nanobiosensor uses nanotechnology to enhance the performance of a biosensor.

A biosensor is used to detect and measure the presence or concentration of specific molecules in a sample, while a nanobiosensor is used to detect and measure the presence or concentration of specific molecules in a sample at the nanoscale.

A biosensor uses biological components to detect and measure the presence or concentration of specific molecules in a sample, while a nanobiosensor uses nanotechnology to create new biological components that can be used to detect and measure the presence or concentration of specific molecules in a sample.

None of the above

Drug delivery

Diagnostics

Imaging

All of the above

Toxicity

Biocompatibility

Cost

All of the above

Nanotechnology can be used to create new materials for biosensors.

Nanotechnology can be used to create new biological components for biosensors.

Nanotechnology can be used to create new devices for biosensors.

All of the above

Increased sensitivity

Improved specificity

Faster response time

All of the above

Toxicity

Biocompatibility

Cost

All of the above