Biomaterials made with nanotechnology are currently used for

organ repair, skin transplants, and cell growth.

organ repair, quantum dots, and carriers.

quantum dots, OLEDs, and carriers.

cell growth, OLEDs, and skin transplants.

organ repair, skin transplants, and cell growth.

Explanation:

Biomaterials is defined as a substance often made of living tissue and artificial materials, characterized by its constituents of one or more dimension between 1 and 100 nm, combined specifically to interact with biological systems to provide medical solutions on related issues such as diagnostic and therapeutic conditions.

It is used for repairs, replacement and stimulation of biological and medical conditions.

While Nanotechnology is a branch of science and technology that involves the use of technologies and development of operations on the nanometer length scale, around the size of a large biomolecule.

Hence, biomaterials made of nanotechnology is applicable in organ repair, skin transplants, and cell growth through the process of diagnosis, monitoring, treatment and prevention.

Bio materials made with nanotechnology are currently used for "organ repair, skin transplants, and cell growth".

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

Materials related to biological systems consisting of several natural, synthetic, living or inanimate components are called "bio materials". They are used in medicine to improve or reverse natural functions such as organ reconstruction, cell growths and skin transplantation.

Bio-materials can be synthesized in the laboratory from polymers, metal components, ceramics or composite materials. It is a system with impregnated pharmaceuticals present in the body, enabling the release of the drug for a long period of time.