biomaterial
/baɪoʊmætɪərəl/Definitions
1. noun
A material derived from living organisms or produced using living organisms, such as tissue-engineered skin or bone.
“The new prosthetic limb was made from a cutting-edge biomaterial that mimicked the properties of human bone.”
2. noun
A material used in medical devices, implants, or other applications that interact with the living body.
“The surgeon used a biomaterial that was biocompatible and non-toxic to construct the new heart valve.”
3. noun
A material used in research, development, and production that has potential applications in medicine or other fields related to living organisms.
“The team of scientists discovered a new biomaterial that could revolutionize the field of regenerative medicine.”